Remedies in UK Law
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Attorney-General v Blake (pet. all.)
... ... In respect of certain wrongs which originally or ordinarily were the subject of proceedings in the Court of Chancery, the standard remedies were injunction and, incidental thereto, an account of profits. These wrongs included passing off, infringement of trade marks, copyrights and ... ...
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Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago v Ramanoop
... ... Their Lordships were helpfully referred to a number of authorities where courts in other countries have considered the scope of the remedies a court may order in respect of constitutional infringements. Of particular assistance is the New Zealand jurisprudence, notably observations of ... ...
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Securities and Investments Board v Pantell S.A. (No. 2)
... ... 6 The Act not only imposes criminal sanctions for contraventions of its various provisions but also provides remedies for investors who enter into share transactions as a result of the contraventions. The remedies provided by the Act fall into three categories. There ... ...
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Attorney General's Reference (No. 2 of 2001); R v J
... ... Section 8 of the Act is headed "Judicial remedies" and provides, so far as material: "(1) In relation to any act (or proposed act) of a public authority which the court finds is (or would ... ...
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AJ Bekhor & Company Ltd v Bilton
... ... v C. (1980) 2 AER, 347 ... In considering what this case decided it is important to have in mind the basic facts and the remedies which were being sought. The plaintiffs claimed to be victims of a fraud, allegedly masterminded by the first defendant, but which implicated the ... ...
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Price v Strange
... ... 42 Spry in his work on Equitable Remedies, page 7, says: "A further matter which illustrates the danger of attempting to formulate inflexible rules, such as those generally applicable in ... ...
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Littlewoods Ltd and Others (Respondents/Claimants) v The Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs
... ... In consequence, at common law, a taxpayer who wrongly pays tax has concurrent remedies albeit with different limitation periods, and may, in general, choose the cause of action which best serves his own interests: see per Lord Goff at ... ...
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Devenish Nutrition Ltd v Sanofi-Aventis SA (France) & others
... ... 4 My essential conclusion on the Blake issue is this. The overall holding in Blake is that the law on remedies for interference with property, damages in lieu of an injunction, damages for breach of fiduciary duty and breach of contract should be coherent and ... ...
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Roy v Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster Family Practitioner Committee
... ... The remedies are not mutually exclusive, though no doubt there are some orders, notably convictions before justices, where the only appropriate remedy is ... ...
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Cocks v Thanet District Council
... ... as to the vires of the 1977 amendment of Order 53 and also that section 31(6), by expressly recognising that delay in seeking the public law remedies obtainable by application for judicial review may be detrimental to good administration, lends added weight to the consideration that the court, in ... ...
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