Phillips v Homfray
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1889 |
| Year | 1889 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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Rodriquez v Ebanks
...[1964] 2 Lloyd”s Rep. 339, followed. (9) Lloyd v. DimmackELR(1877), 7 Ch. D. 398, referred to. (10) Phillips v. Homfray (No. 2)ELR(1883), 24 Ch. D. 439, applied. (11) Pinchon”s CaseENR(1611), 9 Co. Rep. 86; 77 E.R. 859, referred to. (12) Read v. BrownELR(1888), 22 Q.B.D. 128, referred to. (......
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Ferraiuolo Estate v. Olson, 2004 ABCA 281
...footnote 10]. Davies v. Mann (1842), 10 M. & W. 546; 152 E.R. 588 (Ex.), refd to. [para. 19, footnote 10]. Phillips v. Homfray (1883), 24 Ch. D. 439 (C.A.), refd to. [para. 21, footnote Baker v. Bolton (1808), 1 Camp. 493; 170 E.R. 1033 (K.B.), refd to. [para. 22, footnote 14]. Wycko v.......
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Attorney General v Nissan
...of their Lordships when they heard the appeal. For example, Lord Atkinson at p. 533, after referring to the cases of Phillips v. Homfray, 24 Ch. D., 439, Churchward v. Ford, 2 H. & N., 446, and Birch v. Wright, 1 T.R., 378, pointed out that circumstances may negative the implication of a c......
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13 books & journal articles
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An Old Snail in a New Bottle? Waiver of Tort as An Independent Cause of Action
...of the use of his land out 76 McCamus, “Restitution as an Alternative,” above note 10 at 143–44. 77 Serhan, for example. 78 (1883), L.R. 24 Ch. D. 439 (C.A.) Smith makes this statement, above note 15 at 455. It seems unlikely that much of the favour for punitive damages is owing to Phillips......
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Speaking the Class Action, Thinking the Class Action: A Discussion of Changing Trends in Quebec's Class Action Lexicon
...of the use of his land out 76 McCamus, “Restitution as an Alternative,” above note 10 at 143–44. 77 Serhan, for example. 78 (1883), L.R. 24 Ch. D. 439 (C.A.) Smith makes this statement, above note 15 at 455. It seems unlikely that much of the favour for punitive damages is owing to Phillips......
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Strategies to Avoid Or Mitigate Class Action Litigation
...of the use of his land out 76 McCamus, “Restitution as an Alternative,” above note 10 at 143–44. 77 Serhan, for example. 78 (1883), L.R. 24 Ch. D. 439 (C.A.) Smith makes this statement, above note 15 at 455. It seems unlikely that much of the favour for punitive damages is owing to Phillips......
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Access to a Just Result: Revisiting Settlement Standards and Cy Près Distributions
...of the use of his land out 76 McCamus, “Restitution as an Alternative,” above note 10 at 143–44. 77 Serhan, for example. 78 (1883), L.R. 24 Ch. D. 439 (C.A.) Smith makes this statement, above note 15 at 455. It seems unlikely that much of the favour for punitive damages is owing to Phillips......
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