Bull v Bull
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division |
| Date | 1965 |
| Year | 1965 |
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4 cases
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Re Barrell Enterprises
... ... Haworth (1964) Probate, page 6 , is one which is not without its logical difficulties (see Bull v. Bull (1963) Probate 618 at pages 632-3) and one which in our view should not beextended to other fields ... 29 However ... ...
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Inglis v Inglis and Baxter
... ... With regard to the other factors that the court weighs in exercising discretion, I had recent occasion to review them in detail in Bull v. Bull. F71 I do not propose to deal with any except those that are relevant to the present case. The first is whether if the marriage is not ... ...
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Kathleen Clarke (Petitioner) Raymond Clarke (Respondent) Pamela Clarke (Intervener) Albert Fellingham (Party cited)
...evidence altogether easy to appreciate; and for myself I rather share the difficulties to which the learned President gave expression in Bull v. Bull, (1965 3 Weekly Law Reports 1048), particularly in the passage in his judgment to which we were referred at pages 1059 and 1060. Having expr......
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Greta Valerie Middleton (Petitioner) John Middleton (Respondent)
...on which the wife relies. 11 We have in the course of the argument been helpfully referred to the observations of the learned President in Bull v. Bull, (1965) 1 All England Law Reports, 1057. I do not refer to those observations in detail; it is sufficient to say that the learned Presiden......
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McCormack Versus Udall
...on the idea that legislators, or the “principals,”have certain expectations of party leaders, who serve as their “agents”(Jones, 1968, p. 618; Rohde & Shepsle, 1987; Sinclair, 1995). In perhaps themost explicit elucidation of this approach, Barbara Sinclair (1995) drawsfrom the observations......
