Attorney General v Lamplough
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Judgment Date | 1877 |
| Year | 1877 |
| Date | 1877 |
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21 cases
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Express & Star Ltd v Bunday
...however argue that on the legislative history of section 62 and applying the principle which he contended one could extract from Attorney-General v. Lamplough [1878] 3 Ex. D. 214, one should construe "lock-out" in the 1978 Act by its definition in section 167 of the Industrial Relations Act......
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NS v Judge Anderson and Others
...question of words. The schedule is as much part of the statute, and is as much an enactment as any other part'" [ A.G. v. Lamplough (1878) 3 Ex.D. 214, per Brett L.J. at p. 229]. 42 The applicant, relying on the passages above, submits that Article 31 of the Convention has been incorporated......
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Bederev v Ireland
...to the power to add new substances. Maher v. Minister for Agriculture [2001] 2 I.R. 139 followed. Attorney General v. Lamplough(1878) 3 Ex. D. 214, Flower Freight Co. Ltd. v. Hammond[1963] 1 Q.B. 275, Reg. v. Legal Aid Committee No. 1 (London) Legal Aid Area, Ex parte Rondel[1967] 2 Q.B. 48......
- R (on the application of Maughan) v HM Senior Coroner for Oxfordshire
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1 books & journal articles
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Interpretation Of Statutes
...correspond with the schedule, the latter must yield to the former”. The same view was affirmed by Breth, L.J in Att-Gen. v. Lamplough (1878) 3 Ex D 214 at p 229 when he said that if an enactment in a schedule contradicts an earlier clause of an enactment, the earlier clause prevails against......
