Negotiable Instruments in UK Law
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Reckitt and Colman Products Ltd (t/a Colmans of Norwich) v Borden Inc. and Others
... ... the bank have been held liable were crossed and marked not negotiable, except two— 13th March, 1925, Lloyds or bearer, £1,000, and 20th ... ...
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Marfani & Company Ltd v Midland Bank Ltd
... ... origin of the tort of conversion and its application to negotiable instruments as "goods" is that the tort at common law is one of strict ... ...
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Esso Petroleum Company Ltd v Milton
... ... Unless they are to be treated as unconditionally payable instruments (as in the Act, section 3, says "an unconditional order in writing"), ... Mr Hapgood points out that almost no cheques today are in fact negotiable instruments: virtually all are crossed account payee only. The creditors' ... ...
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Savory (E. B.) & Company v Lloyds Bank Ltd
... ... They were consequently negotiable instruments which needed no endorsement and passed from hand to hand. The ... ...
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Jones (R E.) Ltd v Waring & Gillow Ltd
... ... to claims to recover money paid on bills of exchange and other negotiable instruments. Instances of such an application are to be found in the ... ...
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The Office of Fair Trading v Abbey National Plc and 7 Others
... ... apply to “transactions in transferable securities, financial instruments and other products or services where the price is linked to fluctuations ... is the likelihood that the typical consumer, presented with non-negotiable documentation, will appreciate its effect ... 349 The first ... ...
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Jones (R E.) Ltd v Waring & Gillow Ltd
... ... to claims to recover money paid on bills of exchange and other negotiable instruments. Instances of such an application are to be found in the ... ...
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Claydon v Bradley
... ... was one of stamp duty and involved considerations of the Indian Negotiable Instruments Act 1881. It seems that by that Act a promissory note was ... ...
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R v Kassim
... ... connection with, that is, done to bills of exchange and other negotiable instruments. The question is:- did the legislature intend by the terms of ... ...
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Thomson v Moyse
... ... signed in London and, if you please, sold here, so that the instruments themselves did not cross the Atlantic until he had made this sale and even ... ...
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