Martin v Nadel. Dresdner Bank, Garnishees
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1906 |
| Date | 1906 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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21 cases
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Swiss Bank Corporation v Boehmische Industrial Bank
... ... that effect, and consequently there was no real risk of the garnishees being obliged to pay the debt over again to the foreign corporation, and ... Martin v. Nadel [ 1906 ] 2 K. B. 26 commented on and distinguished ... By arrangement with a branch of the Dresdner Bank in Berlin, where he resided, he paid into that branch the equivalent ... ...
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Hardy Exploration & Production (India) Inc. v Government of India
...that the third party's debt to the judgment debtor may not be treated as discharged if the Order is complied with. In Martin v Nadel [1906] 2 KB 26, at page 29, Vaughan Williams, LJ said that in respect of a third party debt owed by a German bank, with a branch in London: “ … a garnishee or......
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Deutsche Schachtbau-und Tiefbohrgesellschaft m.b.H. v R'as al-Khaimah National Oil Company
...Bankes I.J. at page 678, and Scrutton J at 681. Atkin L.J., after referring to an observation of Vaughan Williams L.J. in Martin & Ors. v. Nadel (1906) 2 K.B. 26, which appears to be much too wide, said, at page 38"But where a competent Court issues execution upon property situate within it......
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Société Eram Shipping Company Ltd v Cie Internationale de Navigation
...& Ald 654; Phillips v Allan (1828) 8 B & C 477; Bartley v Hodges (1861) 1 B & S 375; 30 LJ (QB) 352." This statement remains good law. In Martin v Nadel [1906] 2 KB 26 , where a garnishee order was sought in England against the London branch of a German bank to attach a balance owed to th......
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