Chapman v Lord Ellesmere
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Date | 1932 |
Year | 1932 |
Court | Court of Appeal |
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59 cases
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Seaga (Edward) v Harper (Leslie)
...her husband, in this case, however, the communication to the plaintiff's wife was outside the ambit of the duty-interest test. 21 In Chapman v. Ellesmere [1932] 2 KB 431, the stewards of the Jockey Club, who owe a duty to all persons interested in racing to inform them of the conduct of tr......
- Demerara Turf Club and Others v Phang
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Neethling v Du Preez and Others; Neethling v the Weekly Mail and Others
...Gordon (1971) NZLR 961 at 967-8; Truth (NZ) Ltd v C Holloway (1960) NZLR 69; Hope v I'Anson [1901] 18 TLR 201 (CA); Chapman v Ellesmere [1932] 2 KB 431 (CA); Carbonel v Robinson & Co (Pty) Ltd and Another 1965 (1) SA 134 (D); Van der Walt 'Die Aanspreeklikheid van die Pers op grond van Last......
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London Artists Ltd v Littler; Grade Organisation Ltd v Littler; Associated Television Ltd v Littler; Grade v Littler
... ... The Master of the Rolls (Lord Denning) ... Lord Justice Edmund Davies and ... Lord Justice Widgery ... In The Supreme ... Chapman (1853 3 C. & K. 280) " ... 35 Failure to exhibit clarity in this respect ... ...
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Lange and Reynolds qualified privilege: Australian and English defamation law and practice.
...1 Cr M & R 181, 193; 149 ER 1044, 1050 (Parke B). (26) Adam v Ward [1917] AC 309, 334 (Lord Atkinson). (27) Chapman v Ellesmere [1932] 2 KB 431. (28) Braddock v Bevins [1948] 1 KB 580. The media might be able to rely on an ancillary or derivative protection, for example, if it published......
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Tort Law
...scope of consent, the information must have been honestly and properly kept by the defendant: see Michael James; Chapman v Lord Ellesmere[1932] 2 KB 431; and Friend v Civil Aviation Authority[1998] IRLR 253. This last requirement can, as a matter of logic and common sense, be supported by t......
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Dragged Through the Mud: Can Disincentives to Witness Participation in Criminal Trials be Removed?
...C Hawes, U Cheer (eds) The Law of Torts in New Zealand (5th ed, Thomson Reuters, New Zealand, 2009) at 887. 159 Chapman v Ellesmere [1932] 2 KB 431 (publication in specialist horse racing paper about disqualification due to administering drugs to horse held to attract common law qualified p......
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Consent
...paragraph 16.01). The locus dassicus on the topic, cited in all three textbooks, is the judgment of Slesser LJ. in Chapman v. Ellesmere [1932] 2 KB 431 at page 46365. 137 In that case the plaintiff was the trainer of a racehorse which ran in a race at a meeting held under the Jockey Club ru......