Carr v Fracis Times & Company
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Court | House of Lords |
| Year | 1902 |
| Date | 1902 |
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36 cases
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Payna Chettiar v Low Meng Seng and Others
...of the court and the judgment determines the right to, or disposition of, such res in the control of the court: Carr v Francis Times & Co [1902] AC 176. Such a judgment in rem settles the right and title to the res against all the world. 10.In general, fraud will vitiate a judgment obtained......
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Kuwait Airways Corp. v. Iraqi Airways Co. et al.
...220, refd to. [para. 183]. Dobree v. Napier (1836), 2 Bing. N.C. 781 (C.P.D.), refd to. [para. 183]. Carr v. Fracis Times & Co., [1902] A.C. 176, refd to. [para. 184]. Machado v. Fontes, [1897] 2 Q.B. 231 (C.A.), refd to. [para. 186]. Scott v. Seymour (1862), 1 H. & C. 219 (Ex. Ct.)......
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Attorney General v Nissan
...his action was proclaimed lawful by the Sultan of Muscat - Captain Carr was held not liable in these Courts, see Carr v. Francis Times, 1902 A.C. p. 176. Those cases are applicable here if and in so far as the British troops were acting as agents of the Cyprus Government or of the United Na......
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Yunus Rahmatullah v The Ministry of Defence and Another
...under which the act was lawful: see Dicey, Morris & Collins, 'The Conflict of Laws' (15 th Ed, 2012), para 5–047; Carr v Fracis Times & Co [1902] AC 176; Moti v The Queen [2011] HCA 50, para 107 There are important limits to the willingness of English courts to recognise the validity of......
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