Electors in UK Law
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Porter v Magill
... ... The references in contemporary documents to "new residents", "more electors" and "new electors" in many instances were euphemisms for "more potential Conservative voters", particularly in marginal wards. A major element of ... ...
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Marc White (as executor and trustee of the will of Joseph Robson Deceased) v Jennifer Matthys (as trustee of the Joseph Robson Will Settlement) and Others
... ... In this section "electoral register" means any of the following— (a) a register of parliamentary or local government electors maintained under section 9 of the Representation of the People Act 1983; ... 21 Section 56 ... ...
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R (on the application of Chester) v Secretary of State for Justice
... ... at a parliamentary election in any constituency if on the date of the poll he- (a) is registered in the register of parliamentary electors for that constituency; (b) is not subject to any legal incapacity to vote (age apart); (c) is either a Commonwealth citizen or a ... ...
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Fox v Stirk and Bristol Electoral Registration Officer
... ... Cambridge ... THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS ... 1 Some students at our universities claim to be placed upon the register of electors. They all are over eighteen years of age and are British subjects. So if they satisfy the requirement as to "residence" they are entitled to be on ... ...
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Morgan v Simpson
... ... THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS ... 1 On Thursday, 12th April, 1973, the electors of Croydon North- East went to the polls. It was for the election of a Councillor on the Greater London Couic. There were three candidates. The ... ...
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R (Miller and Another) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union
... ... the validity of a statute to be questioned on the ground of its having been passed or being kept alive in opposition to the wishes of the electors." (ibid. pp. 57 and 72) ... 23 The principle of Parliamentary sovereignty has been recognised many times ... ...
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Conservative and Unionist Central Office v Burrell
... ... were formed after 1832 to carry out the task of making sure that the names of supporters entitled to vote were included in the register of electors. In 1867 it was decided to form a federation of local associations in England and Wales. This was the beginning of the National Union. In 1870 an ... ...
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Bennett v Chappell
... ... The object of a poll is to check that the opinion expressed by the Parish Meeting is that of the electors as a whole, and of course theParish Meeting expresses its opinion by means of a vote on a resolution ... 12 The Master of the Rolls ... ...
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Corporate Officer of the House of Commons v Information Commissioner and Others
... ... -known MPs like Mr Blair and Ms Beckett were available in any event, and that every prospective MP would be registered as candidates and as electors, with names and addresses in the public electoral register. The Tribunal went on to note that details of property ownership were available from HM ... ...
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Shindler and Another v Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Another
... ... His name last appeared in the UK register of electors in 1982. Ms MacLennan was born in Inverness in 1961. In 1987, in exercise of her right of free movement, she moved to Belgium where she has resided ... ...
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