The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 51
... decision . In this case the comptroller of Trade Marks , acting in conformance with the decision of a Divisional Court in the case of Re New Ormonde Cycle Co. , had altered the register of trade marks by substituting for the name of the ...
... decision . In this case the comptroller of Trade Marks , acting in conformance with the decision of a Divisional Court in the case of Re New Ormonde Cycle Co. , had altered the register of trade marks by substituting for the name of the ...
Page 66
... decision in the last - mentioned case was in the year 1873. A few years later ( 1878 ) Sir Geo . Jessel , M.R. , in the case of Beddow v . Beddow , 9 Ch . D. 92 , expressed the . somewhat startling obiter dictum that in his opinion ...
... decision in the last - mentioned case was in the year 1873. A few years later ( 1878 ) Sir Geo . Jessel , M.R. , in the case of Beddow v . Beddow , 9 Ch . D. 92 , expressed the . somewhat startling obiter dictum that in his opinion ...
Page 73
... decisions . of the Court of Appeal remain unreversed , it will always be in the power of any Judge of the High Court ... decision in the case Bonnard v . Perryman ! There will then remain for him , as his only solace , an appeal to that ...
... decisions . of the Court of Appeal remain unreversed , it will always be in the power of any Judge of the High Court ... decision in the case Bonnard v . Perryman ! There will then remain for him , as his only solace , an appeal to that ...
Page 78
... decision to support the privilege which he claims . " I am by no means insensible of the inconvenience which may arise from this privilege being judicially recognized . But I do earnestly trust that it will not alter the almost uniform ...
... decision to support the privilege which he claims . " I am by no means insensible of the inconvenience which may arise from this privilege being judicially recognized . But I do earnestly trust that it will not alter the almost uniform ...
Page 118
... decision of the Divisional Court , and dismissed the appeal . The Master of the Rolls in giving judgment pointed out that it was contended for the defendants that this was a customary heriot , and the custom was only applicable so as to ...
... decision of the Divisional Court , and dismissed the appeal . The Master of the Rolls in giving judgment pointed out that it was contended for the defendants that this was a customary heriot , and the custom was only applicable so as to ...
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