Re G.K.N. Bolts & Nuts Ltd (Automotive Division) Birmingham Works Sports and Social Club
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1982 |
| Year | 1982 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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Dr Mohammad Emranul Haque v Mr Musleh Faradhi (sued on behalf of himself and all other Members of the Muslim Community Association)
...about proposals to sell the club's bowling green. The trial judge, relying on the judgment of Megarry V-C in GKN Bolts and Nuts Ltd [1982] 1 WLR 774, had found that there had been a failure to comply strictly with the club's rules on holding elections but that such failure did not invalida......
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John Dunne and Others v Oliver Mahon and Another
...that the rules of a club should not be approached with the same degree of rigour. In In re GKN Bolts & Nuts Ltd Sports and Social Club [1982] 1 W.L.R. 774 at p. 776, Megarry V.-C. observed: "In such cases, the court usually has to take a broad sword to the problems, and eschew an unduly met......
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Singapore Island Country Club v Hilborne
...It is what the principle of construction contra proferentum would lead one to adopt. And it is what Megarry V-C in Re GKN Sports Club [1982] WLR 774 at p 776 enjoins one to do. He said: As is common in club cases, there are many obscurities and uncertainties, and some difficulty in the law.......
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Case Note: NATURAL JUSTICE: A CASE FOR UNIFORM RIGOUR
...Benevolent Assn of Canada2007 CarswellBC 1274 at [39]. 39 In this connection, see also Re GKN Bolts and Nuts Ltd Sports and Social Club[1982] 1 WLR 774 at 776 where Megarry VC remarked that in club cases, the court usually has to adopt a “broad sword” approach in examining the club’s rules ......