Nevanas (S. v) & Company v Walker and Foreman
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1914 |
| Year | 1914 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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13 cases
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Tillman v Egon Zehnder Ltd
...electric effect on the law. 59 Within six months of their publication Sargant J was seeking to explain part of them away. In SV Nevanas & Co v Walker and Foreman [1914] 1 Ch 413 an employer admitted that the second part of a post-employment covenant was void but contended that the first pa......
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Clubb v Edwards
...689 at 715. 468 (1910) 11 CLR 689 at 701. 469 Attwood v Lamont [1920] 3 KB 571 at 593; see also S V Nevanas & Co v Walker and Foreman [1914] 1 Ch 413 at 423, both quoted in Heydon, The Restraint of Trade Doctrine, 4th ed (2018) at 470 SST Consulting Services Pty Ltd v Rieson (2006) 225 CL......
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Beckett Investment Management Group Ltd and Others v Hall and Others
...without the severance affecting the meaning of the part remaining.” 36 Drawing on the words of Sargant J in Nevanas & Co v Walker [1914] 1 Ch 413, 423, he considered severance to be applicable “where the two parts of a covenant are expressed in such a way as to amount to a clear severance b......
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Biosol Renewables UK Ltd v Robert Nigel Lovering
...are satisfied. 339 The first condition is the so-called “blue pencil” test. As Sargant J said in SV Nevanas & Co v Walker and Foreman [1914] 1 Ch 413 at 423, severance is only possible in “cases where the two parts of a covenant are expressed in such a way as to amount to a clear severance......
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