Davies v Rees
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1886 |
| Year | 1886 |
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8 cases
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Re Burdett. ex parte Byrne
... ... 9 of the Bills of Sale Act, 1882, void as to the “personal chattels,” but that it remained valid as to the gas engine ... Davies v. Rees (17 Q.B.D. 408) explained and distinguished ... APPEAL against an order of a Divisional Court (Cave and A. L. Smith, JJ.), affirming an ... ...
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North Central Wagon Finance Company Ltd v Brailsford
... ... Davies v. Rees ( 1886 ) 17 Q.B.D. 408 , C.A. and Bradford Advance Co. Ltd. v. Ayers [ 1924 ] W.N. 152 applied ... (3) That, although the ... ...
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Tan Tien Choy v Kiaw Aik Hang Company Ltd
...of the car less the outstanding amount which he owed to the lessor: at [18]. Charlesworth v Mills [1892] AC 231 (refd) Davies v Rees (1886) 17 QBD 408 (folld) Heseltine v Simmons [1892] 2 QB 547 (refd) Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Co v North Central Wagon Co (1888) 13 App ......
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Kathryn Bassano (Grantor/Claimant) v Alfred Toft (First Defendant) Peter Biddulph and Peter Biddulph Ltd (Second Defendants) Borro Loan Ltd and Borro Loan 2 Ltd (Third Defendants)
...ineffective and unenforceable as a document conferring a security interest, or as a document containing an enforceable covenant to repay: Davies v Rees (1886) 17 QBD 408. In due course an application to register the Chattel Mortgage as a bill of sale out of time was made to the Queen's Benc......
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