Eccles v Bryant
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1947 |
| Year | 1947 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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28 cases
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Storer v Manchester City Council
...is no binding contract until the contracts of sale have been formally exchanged. That is clear from ( Eccles v. Bryant and Pollock 1948) Chancery D.93. But where there is no arrangement "subject to contract", the only question is whether a contract has been concluded. See Biggs v. Boyd Gibb......
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Smith v Mansi
...separate solicitors act for persons who have bought and sold "subject to contract" and there are two documents: see ( Eocles v. Bryant 1948 Chancery page 93). But Eccles v. Bryant was a case of the very ordinary type where there was a sale "subject to contract" and there were two solicitors......
- Caravelle Investments Ltd v Martaban Ltd
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Harrison v Battye
... ... In that case there would clearly have been no concluded contract ... 15 The fundamental rule was stated in Ecoles v. Bryant & Pollock (1948) 1 Ch. 93: and is that when people sell a house "subject to contract", the contract is not concluded until the two parts are ... ...
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