Evans v Nichol

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
CourtCourt of Common Pleas
Date1841
Year1841

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4 cases
  • Borealis AB v Stargas Ltd
    • United Kingdom
    • House of Lords
    • 22 March 2001
    ...the consignee as bailor. This analysis was already well recognised before 1855 as is demonstrated by Bryans v Nix (1839) 4 M&W 775 and Evans v Nichol (1841) 3 M&G 614. But the consignee need not be named and the bill of lading may simply say "deliver to the bearer" or to "order" or "to orde......
  • Chan Cheng Kum v Wah Tat Bank Ltd
    • Singapore
    • Privy Council
    • 29 March 1971
    ...by the shippers to the bank by virtue of which on the authority of Bryans v Nix (1839) 4 M & W 775; 150 ER 1634 and Evans v Nichol (1841) 3 M & G 614; 133 ER 1286 the bank could make good its claim.Their Lordships have concluded that the action should succeed upon the comparatively simple g......
  • Nippon Yusen Kaisha v Ramjiban Serowgee
    • United Kingdom
    • Privy Council
    • 11 March 1938
    ... ... Laing. F1 Evans v. Nichol F2 shows that where a mate's receipt is issued in the name of a particular person the ship is estopped from issuing the bill of lading to ... ...
  • Kum v Wah Tat Bank Ltd (Hua Heng, Hua Li)
    • United Kingdom
    • Privy Council
    • Invalid date