Simple Imports in UK Law

  • Luxor (Eastbourne) Ltd v Cooper
    • House of Lords
    • 12 Diciembre 1940
    ... ... case depends on the terms of the agreement, which in appearance are simple enough, but the questions involved have been complicated by the ... warranties or conditions which, if not expressly excluded, the law imports as for instance under the Sale of Goods Act and the Marine Insurance Act ... ...
  • HMRC v Livewire and Another
    • Chancery Division
    • 16 Enero 2009
    ... ... A trader imports goods from another Member State. No VAT is payable on the import. He then ... due diligence and care ( Netto A-G § 45)) is incompatible with a simple test of dishonesty. The policy is that an honest and careful trader should ... ...
  • Reynolds v Times Newspapers Ltd
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 08 Julio 1998
    ... ... would be applied in this office for future requests, whether for simple burglary or for serious subversive offences." ... At the cabinet meeting ... Proof of actionable libel necessarily imports a finding of some damage: see Wisdom v Brown (1885) 1 TLR 412 ; ... ...
  • Seldon v Davidson
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 02 Mayo 1968
    ... ... what is to be inferred as to the nature of the transaction when the simple payment of money is proved or admitted between strangers. I entirely agree with my Lord that on that bald state of affairs, proof of payment imports a prima facts obligation to repay the advancement in the absence of ... ...
  • SS (Nigeria) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 22 Mayo 2013
    ... ... that it is not enough to dismiss those cases (extradition) in a simple way — by accepting that the children's interests will always be harmed ... It is (iii) that makes the difference; and (iii) imports the principle of minimal interference ... 40 The principle of ... ...
  • R v Schildkamp
    • House of Lords
    • 27 Noviembre 1969
    ... ... This view is strengthened by the fact that subsection (3) imports part of subsection (1) but does not import the requirement of a winding ... (3) he submits truly that its terms are perfectly clear and simple. There is no ambiguity; the subsection clearly applies so as to create an ... ...
  • Adams v Bracknell Forest Borough Council
    • House of Lords
    • 17 Junio 2004
    ... ... of the person in question will depend upon the reasons why the law imports an objective standard ... 34 Section 14(3) has something of a ... 78 I would therefore be cautious about any simple formula put forward to cover every case which might occur. On the facts of ... ...
  • Red 12 Trading Ltd v HM Revenue and Customs
    • Chancery Division
    • 20 Octubre 2009
    ... ... The classic way in which the fraud works is as follows. Trader A imports goods, commonly computer chips and mobile telephones, into the United ... , insofar as the Court intended to alter the burden on HMRC in a simple MTIC case ( Blue Sphere was a case of contra trading) the decision is in ... ...
  • R v Chief Constable of Sussex, ex parte International Trader's Ferry Ltd (pet. all.)
    • House of Lords
    • 11 Noviembre 1998
    ... ... "manifest and persistent failure" to control those interfering with imports was shown and where there was no evidence to show that those responsible ... The simple test used throughout was whether the decision in question was one which a ... ...
  • Warner v Metropolitan Police Commissioner; R v Warner
    • House of Lords
    • 02 Mayo 1968
    ... ... responsibilities towards the real owner which arise even from the simple possession of a chattel without further title, and if a chattel has, ... ...
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