Cloutte v Storey
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1911 |
| Year | 1911 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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28 cases
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Roadchef (Employee Benefits Trustees) Ltd v Timothy Ingram Hill and Another
... [1998] Ch 1. 131 The effect of an appointment for an improper purpose is that the exercise of the power is void, not voidable: see Cloutte v. Storey [1911] 1 Ch 18 (a decision of the Court of Appeal binding on me) and the observations of Lord Walker in Pitt v. Holt at [61] and [62]. Mista......
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Allan v Rea Brothers Trustees Ltd
...as an excessive (ie ultra vires) exercise of the power, or as a fraud on the power (which makes the exercise void, not voidable: Cloutte v Storey [1911] 1 Ch 18) or as an example of the operation of the principle in Re Hastings-Bass [1975] Ch 25: see Mettoy Pension Trustees v Evans [1990] 1......
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The Board of the Pension Protection Fund v Dalriada Trustees Ltd
...as an excessive (ie ultra vires) exercise of the power, or as a fraud on the power (which makes the exercise void, not voidable: Cloutte v Storey [1911] 1 Ch 18) or as an example of the operation of the principle in Re Hastings-Bass [1975] Ch 25: see Mettoy Pension Trustees v Evans [1990]......
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IBM United Kingdom Holdings Ltd and Another v Stuart Dalgleish and Others
...fraudulent appointments (see at [62]): "There is Court of Appeal authority that a fraudulent appointment is void rather than voidable: Cloutte v Storey [1911] 1 Ch 18. In that case the appointee under an improper appointment had charged his equitable interest as security for a loan (and in ......
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