Re Sandilands
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1865 |
| Year | 1865 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
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5 cases
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First National Securities Ltd v Jones
...referred to certain authorities on the subject of what constitutes good execution of a deed, the earliest of which is the case of In re Sandi lands, decided in the year 1871 and reported in 6 Common Pleas Gases, page 411, This case related to the acknowledgement by certain married ladies in......
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Liberty Partnership Ltd (formerly known as Tancreds Ltd) v Geoffrey Douglas Tancred
...was intended. But, as long as that intent was evident, the Courts were generous about what they would accept as constituting a seal: Re Sandilands (1871) LR 6 CP 411 per Byles J at 413 (“…it may be done with the end of a ruler or anything else”), and per Bovill CJ at 413 (“To constitute a ......
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Jube Ltd et Al v Bahamas Development Bank
...reviewed in First National Securities v. Jones [1978] 2 All E.R. 221. Buckley, L.J. quoted with approval Bovill, C.J. in Re Sandilands (1871) LR 6 CP 411 at p.413:– “To constitute a sealing, neither wax, nor wafer, nor a piece of paper, nor even an impression is necessary. Here is something......
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Headley v Barrington Headley
...where the formalities required for the execution of deeds are discussed, and it is said there, quoting MONTAGUE SMITH, J. in Re Sandilands LR 6 CP 411 at 413 , that "... some act must be done 'with the intention of sealing'." Reliance was also placed on Re Smith (1892) 67 LT 64 in which the......
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