Clarke v Ramuz
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1891 |
| Year | 1891 |
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Connolly v Keating (No. 2)
...L. (1) See Connolly v. Keating (No. 1), ante, p. 352. (1) 3 Sim. 447. (2) L. R. 2 Ex. 72. (3) 13 Ch. D. 130. (4) 13 Q. B. D. 351. (5) [1891] 2 Q. B. 456. (6) [1894] 3 Ch. (7) 31 Ch. D. 168. (8) Jones & Cary, 274. (9) 7 L. R. Ir. 160. (10) [1901] 1 I. R. 165. (11) 2 Cox, 394. (12) 28 L. R. I......
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Lyons v Thomas
...care to maintain the property in a reasonable state of preservation. Tempany v. HynesIR [1976] I.R. 101 and Clarke v. RamuzELR [1891] 2 Q.B. 456 followed. 4. The vendor was guilty of wilful default in allowing damage to the property. 5. The purchaser, being a frequent visitor to the premise......
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Phillips v Lamdin
... ... from a first floor room was a breach of the vendor's duty not to do anything to injure the property after the contract for sale was signed: Clarke v. Ramuz F2 ... H. G. Garland for the defendant. A contract is discharged by performance of the obligations thereby undertaken: Williams on ... ...
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Chen Con-Ling Tony v Quay Properties Pte Ltd
...that the duty of trusteeship extends to taking reasonable care that the property does not deteriorate pending completion: Clarke v Ramuz [1891] 2 QB 456. In that case, Lord Coleridge CJ referred to the obligation as having “to use reasonable care to preserve the property in a reasonable sta......
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Equity and Trust
...the balance between his interest and that of the purchaser to be maintained? Referring to Lord Coleridge CJ”s judgment in Clarke v Ramuz[1891] 2 QB 456, the court held that the yardstick applicable to the vendor”s behaviour vis-à-vis the property was that of a ‘reasonably prudent owner’. Wh......
