Gardner v Jay
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1884 |
| Date | 1884 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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38 cases
- Foo Chiew Fong v Guriman
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Southard & Company Ltd Re
...of facts will indicate that justice requires the exercise of discretion in a particular fashion. 20 Mr. Lindsay has referred us to Gardner v. Jay, reported in 29 Chancery Division at page 50, where Lord Justice Bowen, at page 58, expresses the view that where a judicial discretion is concer......
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Osenton (Charles) & Company v Johnston
...be of decisive importance on the final issue of the case, and one which requires a careful examination by the Court of Appeal. Thus in Gardner v. Jay (1885) 29 Ch.D. 50, 58, Bowen L.J. in discussing the discretion of the judge as regards mode of trial says: 'That discretion, like other judi......
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Tan Boon Hai (on behalf of himself and all other unsuccessful candidates in the Singapore Hainan Hwee Kuan 1999/2000 Management Committee Elections) v Lee Ah Fong and Others
... ... As Bowen LJ in Gardner v Jay [1885] 29 Ch D 50 at 58 said: ... [W]hen a tribunal is invested by Act of Parliament or by Rules with a discretion, without any indication in the Act or Rules of the grounds upon which the discretion is to be exercised, it is a mistake to lay down any rules with a view of ... ...
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Preliminary Sections
...199 ................................................................................................................. 313 Gradner v. Jay, 29 Ch. D. 50, 58. ........99 Haggard v. Pelicier Freres (1892) A C 61 .............................................................. 645 Hanson v. Radcli......