Rama Corporation Ltd v Proved Tin and General Investments Ltd
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
| Year | 1952 |
| Date | 1952 |
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...G. M. B. H. v. Sohenkers (1926 volume 2 King's Bench Division, page 450) and also by Mr Justice Slado in Rama Corporation Limited v. Proved Tin & General Investments Limited (1952 volume 1 All England Law Reports, page 554). If Houghton's case does establish the broad proposition contended ......
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...the case of three individuals being de facto directors, and one being de facto secretary." 65 Slade J, in Rama Corpn Ltd v Proved Tin and General Investments Ltd [1952] 2 QB 147, considered that the point in Mahony was whether the bank was entitled to treat the persons who were described in......
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Sports Direct International Plc v Rangers International Football Club Plc David King (Additional Respondent)
...capacity to have usual authority to make these statements. A single director generally has no authority to bind the company see Rama v Proved Tin [1952] 2 QB 147 and Healy-Hutchinson v Bray Head Ltd [1968] 1QB 549 C.A. 58 There is no evidence to show that Rangers held Mr King out as having ......
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1 firm's commentaries
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Company agent authority - actual or ostensible?
...entire contract. Estoppel under the doctrine of apparent or ostensible authority (Rama Corp Ltd v Proved Tin and General Investments Ltd [1952] 2 QB 147) . Specifically, when the company's encourages others to believe that an agency relationship exists, and the third party relies on that co......
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Chapter 2: Contract on a Bill
...one which must be filed with the Registrar of Companies, and is not: see Companies Act 1985, s. 380(4). 85 Rama Corporation Ltd v. Proved Tin & General Investments Ltd [1952] 2 QB 147. Freeman & Lockyer v. Buckhurst Park Properties (Mangal) Ltd [1964] 2 QB 480, in particular see per Diplock......
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Chapter 2: General Aspects of Lender Liability Under English Law
...detrimental reliance, as against mere reliance? The authorities on this point are not clear. On the one hand, we have cases, such as, Rama Corp. v. Proved Tin and General Investments 27 and Freeman and Lockyer v. Buckhurst Park (Mangal) Properties Ltd, 28 which merely require that a transac......
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Chapter 5. An Assessment of Sections 35–35b and 322a of The Companies Act 1985 and the Protection of Third Parties Dealing with Companies
...Cassel v Schenkers [1927] 1 KB 826; British Thomson- Houston v Federated European Bank [1932] 2 KB 176; Rama Corporation v Proved Tin & General Investments [1952] 2 QB 147. 82 See generally The Prentice Report, above n 83 See EEC/68/151. 84 See the Companies Act 1985, s 35A(2)(c). 85 See th......
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...BTLC 35 11.16 Rafsanjan Pistachio Producers Cooperative v. Bank Leumi (UK) Ltd [1992] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 513 17.46 Rama Corp Ltd v. Proved Tin & General Investments Ltd [1952] 2 QB 147; [1952] 1 All ER 554; [1952] 1 TLR 709 2.23 Reckett v. Barnett [1929] AC 176 2.16 Redmond v. Allied Irish Bank ......
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