Colquitt v Colquitt
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1947 |
| Court | Divisional Court |
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13 cases
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Galloway v Galloway
...the scope of the jurisdiction of the Divorce Court was as I have described. It is true that M. v. M. had been decided in 1946 but in Colquitt v. Colquitt [1948] P. 19 a Divisional Court consisting of Lord Merriman and Jones J. had said "But in relation to proceedings for divorce, at any ra......
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Packer v Packer
...statute and prescribed by good sense. I realise that there is a dictum of the Divisional Court in 1948 in ( Colcuitt v. Colcuitt 1948 Probate, pages 19 and 24) and a Rule of Court first made in 1950 (Rule 54(1) of the matrimonial Causes Rules 1950) which assume that section 26 is confined t......
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Re Spence (Deceased)
...born in lawful wedlock and, in some contexts, those previously legitimated by the marriage (cf Re Wicks [1940] Ch 475; Colquitt v Colquitt [1948] P 19). But in the context of s 1(1) it would be inappropriate to describe as "the child of a void marriage" an illegitimate child born before the......
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2 books & journal articles
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Book Reviews
...morning, he rededicated included wherever relevant. In this connection, C. v. C. himself to their service. As with the Master, so with [1947] 2 All E.R. 50, which empowers justices to grant Paterson, this sympathy was no negative thing. It Order in respect of the custody and maintenance of ......
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British Guiana: the Suspension of the Constitution
...of State for the Colonies, Parl. Deb., 5th ser., Vol. CDLII, col. 134 (June 23, 1948); British Guiana, Report of Department of Labour, 1948, p. 19. 561 with by some means. Could the new force be integrated into a system inwhich both the employers and Government co-operated with a (the M.P.C......