Shedden v Patrick and Attorney General
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1865 |
| Year | 1865 |
| Court | House of Lords |
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10 cases
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Corbett v Corbett
...assuming also that the evidence so given was believed. It is not in doubt that in general the rule of this Court laid down long ago in Shedden v. Patrick and since followed in many cases is briefly this, that it being in the public interest that there should be an end of litigation, fresh e......
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Automatic Woodturning Company Ltd v Stringer
...for leave to call fresh evidence (which there was not) it could only have been refused unless the practice consistently followed since Shedden v. Patrick L.R. 1 H.L. (Sc.) 470 was disregarded. Yet, so far as I can follow the reasoning of the Court, it was in order that the issue might be re......
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Darrion Brown v Attorney General of Jamaica and Others
...out a few where that statement had been made over 100 years ago. He stated at page 474 of the judgment: ‘Thus in Shedden v Patrick (1869) L.R. 1 Sc. & Div 470 at 545, Lord Chelmsford said: “It is an invariable rule in all the Courts, and one founded upon the clearest principles of reason an......
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