Jenkins v Bushby
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 1891 |
| Date | 1891 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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- R (on the application of Gourlay) v Parole Board
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Evans v Bartlam
...the Court in exercising the discretion, though in matters of discretion no one case can be an authority for another. As Kay L.J. said in Jenkin v. Bushby, 1891, 1 Ch. 484, "the Court cannot be bound by a previous decision, to exercise its discretion in a particular way, because that would ......
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Secretary of State for War v Studdert
...I. R. 11 Eq. 322; 1 L. R. Ir. 233. Holloway v. York 2 Ex. Div. 333. Holmes v. HarveyUNK 35 L. T. (N. S.) 600. Jenkins v. BushbyELR [1891] 1 Ch. 484. Lynch v. M'DonaldELR 37 Ch. D. 227. Pilley v. Baylis Ibid. 241. Powell v. WilliamsELR 12 Ch. D. 234. Ruston v. TobinELR 10 Ch. D. 558. Smith v......
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Beta Construction Ltd v Channel Four Television Company Ltd
...that time there was power to order trial without a jury in cases which required any prolonged examination of documents or accounts: see Jenkins v. Bushby [1891] 1 Ch. 484, where Lindley L.J. expressed the view, at p. 490, that Order 36 Rule 5 of the 1883 Rules merely preserved the old pract......
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...discretion on in a particular way, because that would be in effect putting an end to the discretion” per Kay L.J in Jenkins v. Bushby (1891) 1 Ch 484 at p. 495.” Inspite of the passage just reacted from the Odusote v. Odusote (supra) the discretionary power conferred upon Court is not as wi......
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JUDICIAL DISCRETION
...in matters of discretion, no one case can be authority for another. The Court cited with approval the English case of Jenkins v. Bushby (1891) 1 Ch. 484 at p. 494, where Kay L. J. said: - "The Court cannot be bound by a previous decision to exercise its discretion in a particular way, becau......