Fisher v Keane
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Chancery Division |
| Year | 1878 |
| Date | 1878 |
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17 cases
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O'Callaghan v O'Sullivan
...to be applicable, no case of want of notice had been established. Shawv. Attorney-General,ELR L. R. 2 P. & D. 156; Fisher v. Keane,ELR 11 Ch. D. 353; and Rex v. Cambridge University, 1 Stra. 557, distinguished. S. C., O'Callaghan and O'Sullivan Parish Priest removed by Bishop-Contractual re......
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John v Rees
... ... 325 ... Cockburn v. Thompson ( 1809 ) 16 Ves. 321 ... Finch v. Oake [ 1896 ] 1 Ch. 409 , C.A ... Fisher v. Keane ( 1878 ) 11 Ch.D. 353 ... Fountaine v. Chesterton ( 1968 ) The Times, August 20 , 1968; 112 Sol.J. 690 ... Fraser v ... ...
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Ridge v Baldwin
... ... The following authorities, besides those referred to in their Lordships' opinions, were cited in argument: Fisher v. Oldham Corporation F1 ; Rex v. Hendon Rural District Council, Ex parte Chorley F2 ; Reg. v. Manchester Legal Aid Committee F3 ; General Medical ... Then there are the club cases Fisher v. Keane F67 and Dawkins v. Antrobus. F68 In the former, Jessel M.R. said of the committee F69 : ... “They ought not, as I understand it, according to ... ...
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Norwest Holst Ltd v Secretary of State for Trade
...a hint of nostalgia for the good old days when nasty things did not happen. If, instead, we omit it and put the question in the form of Fisher v. Keane (1879) 11 Chancery Division 353, "Have the ordinary principles of justice been complied with?", it at once becomes much more realistic and ......
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