Braddock v Tillotson's Newspapers
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Year | 1949 |
| Date | 1949 |
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38 cases
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Meek v Fleming
...is directed solely to credit, the rules are even more stringent, as was pointed out by Lord Justice Tucker and Lord Justice Cohon in Braddock v. Tillotson (1950 volume 1 King's Bench Division, page 47) in the passages to which my Lord has already referred. Those rules are based upon the max......
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Re Herwin. Herwin v Herwin
...interest that there should be an end of litigation – has many times been stated, and recently in this Court in the case of Braddock v. Tillotson's Newspapers. Ltd. which isreported in 1950 1 King's 3ench, at page 47. That was a somewhat unusual case, In that the application was not to call ......
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Ali v Ellmore
...or criticisms affect two of the Defendants only; the other two, Mann and Harriman, are not affected. 13 In the case of Braddock v. Tillotson's Newspapers, Ltd., which is reported in 1950 1 King's Bench Division at page 47, this Court had to consider whether an unsuccessful Plaintiff in an a......
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McMullen v Kennedy practising under the style and title of Giles J. Kennedy and Company Solicitors
...a stricter test. It will only allow its admission (if ever) where, … per Tucker L.J., in Braddock v. Tillotson's Newspapers Limited [1950] 1.K.B. 47: "the evidence is of such a nature and the circumstances of the case are such that no reasonable jury could be expected to act on the evidence......
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