Frimokar (UK) Ltd v Mobile Technical Plant (International) Ltd

JurisdictionScotland
Year1990
Date1990
CourtCourt of Session (Outer House)
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  • Application Under The Double Jeopardy (scotland) Act 2011 By Her Majesty's Advocate Against (first) Ronnie Coulter; (second) Andrew Coulter; And (third) David Montgomery
    • United Kingdom
    • High Court of Justiciary
    • 28 November 2014
    ...at 123). Shorter periods had been deemed sufficient to mitigate any prejudice (HM Advocate v Beggs 2011 SCCR 879; Kilbane v HM Advocate 1990 SLT 180; and Haney v HM Advocate (No. 2) 2003 JC 46). The focusing effect of listening to evidence over a prolonged period was important (HM Advocate ......
  • Lithgow Factoring Limited Trading As Inver Salmon V. Nordvik Salmon Farms Limited
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Session
    • 2 April 1998
    ...v Jamieson & Paterson 1963 S.C. 289 (a decision of Lord Kilbrandon) and Frimokar (UK) Ltd v Mobile Technical Plant (International) Ltd 1990 S.L.T. 180 (a decision of Lord Caplan). Reference was also made in this connection to the commentary on section 59 of the 1893 Act to be found in Richa......
  • Ab Against Cd
    • United Kingdom
    • Sheriff Personal Injury Court (Scotland - United Kingdom)
    • Invalid date
    ...and para 7 of Moir v Memsie 2017 Rep L R 78. [9] He also referred to Frimokar (UK) Ltd v Mobile Technical Plant (International) Ltd 1990 SLT 180 at page 4 where Lord Caplan emphasised that “A hearing in a summary decree motion is more far reaching [than a debate on the relevancy of pleading......
  • Frances Mclaughlin As Guard Of John Rennie (opinion No. 2) V. Pauline Morrison+esure Services Limited
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Session
    • 25 October 2013
    ...in determining whether or not there is a defence to the action. In Frimokar (UK) Lt. v Mobile Technical Plant (International) Ltd 1990 SLT 180, Lord Caplan expressed the following views, which I adopt: "In my view Rule of Court 89B [the predecessor of Rule 21.2] is largely aimed at the dila......
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