Cooper v Cooper
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1936 |
| Year | 1936 |
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25 cases
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Evans v Bartlam
...experience has always been the practice in Chambers, and I am glad to find it confirmed by the recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Cooper v. Cooper (1936) W.N. 205, with which I entirely 5On appeal to the Court of Appeal by special leave the majority, Slesser L.J. and Scott L.J., cam......
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Tan Boon Hai v Singapore Hainan Hwee Kuan
...always been the practice in Chambers, and I am glad to find it confirmed by the recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Cooper v Cooper [1936] WN 205, with which I entirely agree. [Emphasis is that of The short answer to this argument is that the process of taxation of costs is not a matt......
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[2001] 2 SLR 496
...always been the practice in Chambers, and I am glad to find it confirmed by the recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Cooper v Cooper [1936] WN 205, with which I entirely agree. [emphasis is that of counsel] 36 The short answer to this argument is that the process of taxation of costs i......
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Singapore Airlines Ltd v Tan Shwu Leng and another appeal
...is that of the judge, and it is the judge`s order which must particularly be considered by the appellate court: Cooper v Cooper [1936] WN 205. The masters admirably exercise their discretion in routine matters of pleading, discovery, interrogatories, venue, mode of trial, and other interloc......
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