Brown v Redpath Brown
| Jurisdiction | Scotland |
| Date | 1963 |
| Year | 1963 |
| Court | Court of Session (Inner House - Second Division) |
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18 cases
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Gary Gallagher V. Kleinwort Benson (trustees) Limited And Others
...citing the observations of Lord Justice Clerk Thomson on the use of the formula "believed and averred" in Brown v Redpath Brown & Co Ltd, 1963 SLT 219 at page 222. [101]In reply, counsel for the pursuer submitted that the averments relating to the sixth defenders' lease, and to their repair......
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Petition Of Timothy Morrison And Others Against Alistair Carmichael Mp And Another
...petition, the formulation “believed and averred” was used. That was insufficient to found a relevant case (Brown v Redpath Brown & Co Ltd, 1963 SLT 219 at page 222). In any event, the petitioners averred an alternative: “it is believed and averred that the statement by the First Respondent ......
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Mr Colin Syme V. East Lothian Council
...and averred", in the context in which it appeared in the pursuer's pleadings, was irrelevant: Brown v Redpath Brown & Company Ltd 1963 SLT 219. The averments which followed that phrase were not of matters which could reasonably be inferred from what had gone before. The pursuer founded upon......
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Note In The Cause David Rule Against Hazelhaw Properties Limited And Scottish Power Uk Plc
...establish liability against the third party. He referred to the comments of Lord Justice-Clerk Thomson in Brown v Redpath Brown & Co Ltd 1963 SLT 219 at page 222. He submitted that it could not be assumed that the locus of the accident was the same as that which was worked on by the third p......
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