Harmer v Armstrong
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1934 |
| Year | 1934 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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32 cases
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Loh Sing Cher v Tan Ah Chow
... ... NCL and does not affect the performance of the obligations of the plaintiff and NCL under their contract.Counsel for the defendants relied on Harmer v Armstrong & Ors [1933] All ER 778 and submitted that the plaintiff, being merely a beneficial owner of the shares, cannot sue and maintain the ... ...
- Loh Sing Cher v Tan Ah Chow and Another
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Bland v Ingrams Estates Ltd
... ... MR J ALTHAUS (Instructed by Messrs Armstrong & Co, London SE25 3XU) appeared on behalf of the Respondent ... (Computer Aided Transcript of the Palantype Notes of Smith Bernal Reporting ... ...
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Roberts v Gill & Company and Another
...trust could bring proceedings in his own name and where the trustees refused to sue, joining the other beneficiaries as defendants: Harmer v Armstrong [1934] Ch 65. 18 In Hayim v Citibank NA [1987] 1 AC 730, where a trustee (HK) held the trust property on trust for C, the trustee of another......
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1 books & journal articles
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Two Cheers for Certainty: The Rights and Liabilities of Undisclosed Parties
...as it refers to the position of a cestui que trust with respect to a covenant made on his behalf by a trustee: see Harmer v. Armstrong, [1934] Ch. 65. Again, it probably no longer represents the English Law even in the case of an undis-closed principal who purports to sue on a sealed contra......
1 provisions
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Chapter 346, HB 659 – An act relating to the public good and making an appropriation therefor
...transferred to it for the benefit of the existing annuitants as long as such annuitants live. Such investment shall be governed by Acts 1934, Ch. 65, Art. IX, except that the local board of education is substituted for the board of trustees of the local retirement system. The local board of......