Blackpool Corporation v Starr Estate Company
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1922 |
| Court | House of Lords |
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Emilia Shipping Inc v State Enterprise for Pulp and Paper Industries
...has referred to the following authorities: Mary Seward v Owner of `Vera Crux` (1884) 10 App Cas 59; Corp of Blackpool v Starr Estate Co [1922] 1 AC 27; Baker v Edger [1898] AC 748. I do not propose to examine these cases. The principle is well established. In the Blackpool Corp case, Lord H......
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Henry Boot Construction (UK) Ltd v Malmaison Hotel (Manchester) Ltd
...by force of such general words, without any indication of a particular intention to do so. In Blackpool Corporation v Starr Estate Co Ltd [1922] 1 AC 27, (HL) Viscount Haldane said at page 34: My Lords, in that state of matters we are bound, in construing the general language of the Act of ......
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Dean v Wiesengrund
...during his lifetime, was based upon an application of the maxim "Generalis specislibus non t." Reliance was placed upon Blackpool corporation v. Starr Estate Company, which is reported in 1922 1 Appeal Cases at page 27. Lord Haldane in his Speech at page 34 said: "My Lords, in that state of......
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Henry Boot v Malmaison
...by force of such general words, without any indication of a particular intention to do so.’ In Blackpool Corp v Starr Estate Co LtdELR[1922] 1 AC 27 (HL), Viscount Haldane said at p. 34: ‘My Lords, in that state of matters we are bound, in construing the general language of the Act of 1919,......
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Interpretation Of Statutes
...of such general words, without any indication of a particular intention to do so.” And in Blackpool Corporation v. Starr Estate Co. Ltd. (1922) 1 A.C. 27 at 37. Viscount Haldane explained the position more fully and deserves to be stated in extenso as follows: - “………… wherever parliament in......