Pordage v Cole
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1668 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
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12 cases
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Hurst v Bryk
...appeared to suggest that the obligations were independent reminding us obliquely of the principles set out in the notes to the report of Pordage v Cole (1 Wms Saunders 319). No question of independent obligations arises in this case. A partnership agreement is a clear example of a contract ......
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Urban I (Blonk Street) Ltd v Simon Martin Ayres and Another
...25 of the 1873 Act and section 41 of the Law of Property Act 1925, important milestones have included the decision or observations in Pordage v. Cole (1669) 1 Wms.Saund. 319; Boone v. Eyre (1789) 126 E.R 148; Seton v Slade (1802) 7 Ves.Jun.265; Davidson v. Gwynne (1810) 12 East 381; Martind......
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Hong Kong Fir Shipping Company Ltd v Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd
...conditions precedent to the defendant's undertaking for non-performance of which the action was brought. In the earliest cases such as Pordage v. Cole (1607) 1 williams page 319 and Thorpe v. Thorpe (1700) 12 Modern page 435' the question whether an undertaking was a condition precedent app......
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Cehave N.v v Bremer Handelgesellschaft m.b.H. (Hansa Nord)
...by the other was dependent on the plaintiff performing his). This distinction was well stated by Sarjeant Williams in his notes to Pordage v. Cole (1669) 1 Williams Saund. at page 320: 16 "Where there are several covenants, promises or agreements, which independent of each other, one party ......
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1 books & journal articles
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Conditions, Warranties, and Repudiatory Breach
...A History of Contract at Common Law (Canberra: Australian National University Press, 1975) ch 12 [Stoljar]. 9 (1669), 1 Wms Saund 319, 85 ER 449 (KB). 10 Ibid at 320. 11 See Stoljar, above note 8 at 148–50. Conditions, Warranties, and Repudiatory Breach 711 obligation even if no service had......