Delgoffe v Fader
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1939 |
| Year | 1939 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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8 cases
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Sen v Headley
...causa: Cain v. Moon (1896), 2 QB 283, 285 (Lord Russell of Killowen C.J.); re Craven's Estate (1937) Ch. 423, 426 (Farwell J.); and Delgoffe v. Fader (1939) Ch. 922, 927 (Luxmoore L.J.). Regard must also be had to what was said by this court in Birch v. Treasury Solicitor (1951) Ch. 298, th......
- Greenidge v Bank of Nova Scotia and Another
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Greenidge v Bank of Nova Scotia et Al
...to a transfer within the meaning of Lord Hardwicke's words in Ward v. Turner, cited above. Adopting the words of Luxmore, L.J. in Delgoffe v. Fader [1939] 3 All E.R. 682 “the pass book was in no way essential to be produced if the depositor had required to withdraw his money”. 17 In my judg......
- Re Lillingston, decd
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3 books & journal articles
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Sources of Rights
...Ch 298 (CA); Saulnier v Anderson , above note 112. 120 Cusack v Day , [1925] 3 DLR 1028, [1925] 2 WWR 715 (BCCA); Delgofe v Fader , [1939] Ch 922 (Ch D); Brown v Rotenberg , [1946] OR 363 (CA). Sources of Right s 201 c) Land In England, land can be the subject of a donatio mortis causa , bu......
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Table of Cases
...3 SCR 1010, 153 DLR (4th) 193 ............................................................................. 60, 61, 62 Delgofe v Fader, [1939] Ch 922 (Ch D) .............................................................200 Depew v Wilkes (2002), 216 DLR (4th) 487, 60 OR (3d) 499 (CA) .............
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Donationes Mortis Causa of Bank Deposits and Land
...terms regulating the contract of deposit; and (2) must, by 4 Supra, note 1, at p. 66. 5[1950] 2 All E.R. 1198, infra, note 15. 6[1939] 3 All E.R. 682. 7 Supra, note 5. Page 102 those terms, be produced wherever any money was deposited or withdrawn from the account. Luxmoore L.J. held in Del......