Ingram against Bray
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1793 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
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13 cases
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Beswick v Beswick
...regarded at the time as a case of great consequence and is reported by no less than five of the old reporters: Sir Thomas Raym p. 302; 2 Levinz p. 210 1 Ventris p. 318, p. 332 3 Keble, p. 786 Sir T. Jones, p. 102. It was similar in principle to our present case. The facts were These: Sir Ed......
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Phillipps against Bateman and Others
...the extent of it. But here the individual (a)1 27 H. 8, 24. (d) Saville, 23, 4. (g) 14 Ves. 190. (i) Cited in 2 Bro. Cb. Eep. 564. (a)2 2 Lev. 210. K. B. xxxiii.- 36* (6) 1 Vent. 318, 332. (/) 1 B. & P. 101, n. (h) 15 Ves. 286. (jfc) 9 Ves. 351. (c) Cowp. 437. (/) 13 East, 417. (Z) 6 East, ......
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Pigot v Thompson
...older cases, all which are collected 1 Yin. Abr. fo. 333 to 337, Actions of Assumpsit (Z). But in Dutton v. Poole, Mich. 29 Car. 2, B. R 2 Lev. 210, 1 Vent, 318, S. C. Sir T. Ray. 302, S. C. and Sir T. Jones, 102, S. 0. the point seems to have been very fully considered and very solemnly de......
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Sir Ralpii Dutton & Ux' v Sir Nevill Poole
...sir nevill poole. [S. C. affirmed, T. Ray. 302. Questioned, Tweddle v. Atkinson, 1861, 1 B. & S. 399.] S. C, 1 Vent. 318, 332. T. Jo. 102. 2 Lev. 210. T. Ray. 302. 3 Keb. 786, 814, 830, 836. The defendant's father being about to fell timber to raise a portion for his daughter, the defendant......
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