Re Fenton. ex parte Fenton Textile Association Ltd
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1931 |
| Year | 1931 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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Re Debtor (No 66 of 1955) ex parte The Debtor v Waite's Trustee
...with the sum for costs, making in all £150. 10. 6d. gives rise to a "contra money claim" (to use the phrase of Lord Hanworth, M.R., in Fenton's case hereafter mentioned) arising out of the mutual dealings of 1951/1952 which must, by the imperative terms of Section 31, be set off the one aga......
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Liverpool (The) (No. 2)
... ... was guarantor of certain debts to banks of an association in which he was interested. Both he and the association ... ...
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Re SSSL Realisations (2002) Ltd ((in Liquidation)) and Another
...to set off against the Association the amount of the banks' proof. That question was taken to the Court of Appeal in In re Fenton (No 1) [1931] 1 Ch 85. This Court refused to allow the set-off, on the grounds that a set-off in those circumstances would be contrary to the rule against double......
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Halesowen Presswork & Assemblies Ltd v Westminster Bank Ltd
...Act 1914: "It is not merely permissive, but it is a direct statutory enactment that the balance only is to be claimed in bankruptcy." 38In In re Fenton [1931] 1 Ch. 85 he made similar 39In Rolls Razor Ltd. v. Cox [1967] I Q.B. 552 Lord Denning M.R. said at p. 570 and Danckwerts L.J. at p. ......
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SECURITY DEPOSIT ARRANGEMENTS IN INSOLVENCY
...for example, Robertson v Grigg(1932) 47 CLR 257. 88 See Derek Randall Enterprises Ltd v Randall[1991] BCLC 379 at 383b—h. 89 Re Fenton [1931] 1 Ch 85 at 112; National Westminster Bank Ltd v Halesowan Presswork & Assemblies Ltd[1972] AC 785 at 821F; Lloyds Bank v National Safety Council[1993......
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TRUST FUNDS, ASCERTAINABILITY OF BENEFICIAL INTEREST AND INSOLVENCY SET-OFF
...no provision in the old Act corresponding to s 88(2) of the new Act. 9 [1996] 1 SLR 457. 10 Supra, note 1, at 246D and 249E. 11 Re Fenton [1931] 1 Ch 85 at 112; National Westminster Bank Ltd v Halesowan Presswork & Assemblies Lid[1972] AC 785 at 821; Lloyds Bank NZA Ltd v National Safety Co......