Bank of Australasia v Palmer
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Court | Privy Council |
| Judgment Date | 1897 |
| Year | 1897 |
| Date | 1897 |
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...that evidence seems to have offended against the principle, as laid down, for example by Lord Morris in Bank of Australasia v. Palmer [1897] A.C. 540 at page 545 that "Parol testimony cannot be received to contradict, vary, add to or subtract from the terms of a written contract, or the ter......
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...intentions, and one which should be placed beyond the reach of future controversy, bad faith or treacherous memory." (See also Bank of Australasia v Palmer [1897] AC 540, 545 , per Lord Morris.) This rule is one of the great strengths of English commercial law and is one of the main reaso......
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The theory of implied annexation of restrictive covenants revisited
...in which the parties have deliberately agreed to record any part of their contract", per Lord Morris in Bank of Australasia v. Palmer [1897] A.C. 540 at 545. This creates a presumption in the view of Prof. Lord Wedderburn, "Collateral Contracts" [1959] C.L.J. 58 at 62. The Restatement Secon......