Saunders v Holborn District Board of Works
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1895 |
| Date | 1895 |
| Court | Divisional Court |
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...rubbish, mud, road scrapings, ice, snow and filth." In default, the sanitary authority was to be liable to a fine. 41In Saunders v. Holborn District Board of Works [1895] 1 Q.B. 64 the Divisional Court decided that a breach of the duty to remove snow did not give rise to a private law caus......
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Edward O'Riordan v Clare County Council and Response Engineering Ltd
...action founded on non-feasance by them. The cases range from Russell v. The Men of Devon 2. T.R. 667 down to the case of Saunders v. Holborn District Board of Works [1895] 1 Q.B. 64 in 1895. The various decisions on the subject down to the year 1892 have been succinctly examined by Lord He......
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Ali v The Bradford Metropolitan District Council
...relevance is that it led to a claim for damages by a pedestrian who slipped on an icy pavement. The case was Saunders v Holborn District Board of Works [1895] 1 QB 64. It was decided by the Divisional Court that a breach of the authority's statutory duty to remove snow no more gave rise to ......
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