Re Baker. Nichols v Baker
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1889 |
| Year | 1889 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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HP Bulmer Ltd v Bollinger SA
...a final Court "shall". The contrast in the language is as clear as in the section of the Englishstatute which this Court construed in Re Baker (1890) 44 Ch. Div. 262, and has the same effect: the lower Court is trusted with a discretion, the final Court is not. All attempts to blur the dist......
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HP Bulmer Ltd v Bollinger SA
...a final Court "shall". The contrast in the language is as clear as in the section of the Englishstatute which this Court construed in Re Baker (1890) 44 Ch. Div. 262, and has the same effect: the lower Court is trusted with a discretion, the final Court is not. All attempts to blur the dist......
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Ukm v Ag
...24 Ch D 317 (refd) Ampthill Peerage, The [1977] AC 547 (refd) Anna Johnson v Mark Calvert 19 Cal Rptr 2d 494 (1993) (refd) Baker, Re (1890) 44 Ch D 262 (refd) Bank Mellat v Her Majesty's Treasury (No 2) [2014] AC 700 (refd) BNS v BNT [2015] 3 SLR 973 (folld) C, Re [1993] 1 FLR 87 (refd) C, ......
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R. v. Johnson (J.J.),
...where a Judge has a power given him by the word "may", it becomes his duty to exercise it. ( In re Baker , Nichols (sic) v. Baker (1890), 44 Ch. D. 262, at 270.)' " The duty, if it arises, is inferred from the purpose and scheme of the Act or from other contextual factors ." (emphasis added......
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