Sagar v H. Ridehalgh & Son Ltd
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1931 |
| Date | 1931 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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24 cases
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Park Cakes Ltd v Shumba and Others
...story starts with two well-known cases from the earlier part of the last century — Devonald v Rosser & Sons [1906] 2 KB 723, and Sagar v Ridehalgh & Son Ltd [1931] 1 Ch 310— but they were concerned with rather different issues from the present case, and I need only review the more recent au......
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Garratt v Mirror Group Newspapers
...where the custom and practice relied upon was in respect of an industry (such as the weaving trade in Lancashire: see Sagar v Ridehalgh [1931] 1 Ch 310) but that the approach was different when considering an established practice within a single organisation. 27 In Duke v Reliance Systems L......
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Evangelistic Temple v Lauriette Lightfoot
...Group Retail Limited [2005] All ER (D) 18; applied Quinn and others v. Calder Industrial Materials Ltd, [1996] IRLR 126; mentioned Sagar v. Ridehalgh & Son, [1931] 1 Ch. 310; mentioned St. Andrew's School v. Margo Albury, IndTribApp & CAIS No. 75 of 2013; mentioned The Post Office v. Walls......
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Mr I Phillips v Applied Corrosion Monitoring Ltd: 2405912/2022
...be reasonable, notorious and certain (see, for example, Devonald v Rosser and Sons 1906 2 KB 728, CA, and Sagar v H Ridehalgh and Son Ltd 1931 1 Ch 310, This means that the custom must be fair and not arbitrary or capricious; that it must be generally established and well known; and that it......
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Contract Law
...the salary in respect of such loss as it proves it has suffered by reason of the employee's breach (Sagar v H Ridehalgh and Son, Limited[1931] 1 Ch 310 at 325). 12.130 The Court of Appeal upheld (at [8]) the finding in the court below that Mattheus remained employed by EPL until 24 August 2......