Day v Brownrigg
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Year | 1878 |
| Date | 1878 |
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21 cases
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Hong Kong Vegetable Oil Co Ltd v Wicker and Others
...The equitable remedy of an injunction is only available `where there is an invasion of a legal or equitable right`. Day v Brownrigg (1878) 10 Ch D 294 (per James LJ at p 305). In the instant case the plaintiffs had no legal or equitable right to enforce against the Singapore company. There ......
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Holyoake and another v Candy and Others
...Maatschappij "De Zeven Provincien" NV [1987] AC 24 at 40C. The phrase itself can be traced back to the judgment of James LJ in Day v Brownrigg, where he said at 305: "It appears to me there is no damage alleged, there is no legal right alleged, the violation of which was the cause of damag......
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Cartier International AG v British Sky Broadcasting
...Act, no part of the High Court has power to issue such an injunction now". It also follows that, as James LJ put it in Day v Brownrigg (1878) 10 ChD 294 at 307, "the power given to the Court by sect 25, sub-sect 8, of the Judicature Act, 1873, to grant an injunction in all cases in which it......
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Bollinger J v Costa Brava Wine Coy Ltd
... ... Brownrigg F20 — the “Ashford Lodge” case). That difficulty does not arise in the present case. The whole basis of the plaintiffs' complaints is the damage which is alleged to be caused to the plaintiffs' trade in the wine called “champagne.” ... The view that the law is interfering to protect ... ...
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