Ellis v Dubowski
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | King's Bench Division |
| Year | 1921 |
| Date | 1921 |
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22 cases
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R v Greater London Council, ex parte Blackburn
...the British Board of Film Censors: but this was held invalid because the County Councils were not allowed to delegate their powers, see Ellis. v. Dubowski (1921) 3 King's Bench, p. 625. But in 1924 there was a break-through. The Courts gave a decision which allowed censorship by the British......
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Mills v London County Council
... ... appearing to be under the age of 16 years” and “accompanied by …. a bona fide adult guardian of such child.” ... Dictum in Ellis v. Dubowski [ 1921 ] 3 K. B. 621 approved and followed ... CASE stated by a Metropolitan police magistrate ... An information was ... ...
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National Trust v Planning Appeals Trib
...2000 CILR 360. (5) Ebanks v. Central Planning Auth., 1980–83 CILR 207, dicta of Hercules, Ag. C.J. applied. (6) Ellis v. Dubowski, [1921] 3 K.B. 621; (1921), 91 L.J.K.B. 89, followed. (7) George v. Environment Secy.UNK(1979), 77 L.G.R. 689; 38 P. & C.R. 609; 250 E.G. 339. (8) Grant v. John ......
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Cash Plus Ltd v Madam A
...been delegated to them. In the circumstances, the ground is cut from beneath Mr Wildman's submissions on this point and they must fail. Ellis v Dubowski [1921] 3 KB 621 and Portman Building Society v Gallwey and Another [1955] 1 All ER 227, which he cited in support thereof, are therefore, ......
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