Clifford v Timms
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Year | 1907 |
| Date | 1907 |
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11 cases
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Nevin v Nevin
...Hollington v Hewthorn had ‘unaccountably’ overlooked a significant authority – the decision of the Court of Appeal in Hill v Clifford [1907] 2 Ch. 236. There, a deed of partnership in a dental practice entitled one partner to determine the partnership if another was guilty of professional ......
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Conlon v Simms
...facie evidence of the fact that Mr Simms was struck from the Roll of Solicitors on the grounds of his dishonesty: Hill v Clifford [1907] 2 Ch 236. The court is entitled to reach its own view of the facts as found by the SDT/Divisional Court: Clifford v Timms [1908] AC 12. Although judicial ......
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Hudgell Yeates & Company v Watson
...make any difference? There are three cases to which I would refer which give some assistance about this. In Hill v. Clifford (1907) 2 Chancery 236, which was an action for dissolution of a dentists' partnership when one of the partners had been struck off the register, Sir John Gorell Barne......
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Green Deal Marketing Southern Ltd v Economy Energy Trading Ltd
...differ from them as being only prima facie evidence. Mr Green referred me to the decision of the Court of Appeal in Hill v Clifford [1907] 2 Ch. 236 (affirmed on other grounds [1908] A.C. 12), which may be seen as an example of this exception within a particular legislative framework. He di......
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