Oakes v Turquand; Peek v Turquand
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Year | 1865 |
| Court | House of Lords |
| Date | 1865 |
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40 cases
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Cree v Somervail
... ... to be clear, according to the principles laid down by this House in Oakes v. TurquandELR 1 , that Rose, Weir, and Crabbie could not, as against the ... Turquand ... The parties are met on the one hand by the decision in Oakes v ... ...
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The Companies Act (2023 Revision) and HQP Corporation Ltd (in Official Liquidation)
...including Oakes v Turquand [1867], Tennett v The City of Glasgow Bank [1879] and Hull and County Bank [1888]. 101 Oakes v Turquand [1867] LR 2 HL 325 concerned a limited company. The first paragraph of the headnote states: “Where a person has been, by the fraudulent misrepresentations of di......
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The Companies Act (2023 Revision) and HQP Corporation Ltd (in official liquidation)
...including Oakes v Turquand [1867], Tennett v The City of Glasgow Bank [1879] and Hull and County Bank [1888]. 101 Oakes v Turquand [1867] LR 2 HL 325 concerned a limited company. The first paragraph of the headnote states: “Where a person has been, by the fraudulent misrepresentations of di......
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The Companies Act (2022 Revision) and Direct Lending Income Feeder Fund, Ltd (in Official Liquidation)
...argued that this principle or proposition derived from the related principle, established by the House of Lords in Oakes v Turquand (1867) LR 2 HL 325 ( Oakes) and Tennent v City of Glasgow Bank (1879) 4 App Cas 615 ( Tennent), that once a winding up had supervened it was not possible to re......
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1 books & journal articles
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Law and Finance in Emerging Economies: Germany and Britain 1800–1913
...any number of persons howeverdistant from the allottees, persons who ultimately purchased those shares.’ ibid, 401.126 Oakes vTurquand (1867) LR 2 HL 325; Peek vGurney ibid, 118-120.127 This was held to be the case if the director committed the fraud in the course of business, BarwickvEngli......