Gascoigne v Gascoigne
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | King's Bench Division |
| Date | 1918 |
| Year | 1918 |
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Tinsley v Milligan
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...67). We were invited by Mr. Wheatley to overrule those decisions. But in my opinion they are good law. 8 Then Mr. Wheatley said that Gascoigne v. Gascoigne is distinguishable, because there the husband was dishonest, whereas here the Registrar has found that the husband was honest. Mr. Whea......
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The Pension Trust: Fit For Purpose?
...(2016) 29 Tru s t L a wInternational 59, and cases cited therein.34 Cory vGertcken (1816) 2 Madd 40; 56 ER 250.35 Gascoigne vGascoigne [1918] 1 KB 223; In Re Emery’s Investment Trusts (1959) Ch 410.C2019 The Author. The Modern Law Review C2019 The Modern Law Review Limited.(2019) 82(5) ML......
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Equity and Trust
...the doctrine of illegality to criminal offences, this passage reflects too narrow a view of the doctrine. Thus, in Gascoigne v Gascoigne[1918] 1 KB 223, a husband who took a lease of land in his wife”s name to evade his creditors was not allowed to rely on his fraudulent objective to rebut ......