Silverton v Goodall and Motor Insurer's Bureau
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1997 |
| Date | 1997 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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5 cases
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Law Society of Ireland v Motor Insurers' Bureau of Ireland
...driving of motor vehicles provided by the Road Traffic Acts of 1930 and 1934.? 17 In Silverton v Goodall and Motor Insurers' Bureau [1997] PIQR 451, 453-454, Ralph Gibson L.J. called the MIB agreements ?a novel piece of extra statutory machinery.? And in his seminal work, Accidents, Compens......
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Horton v Sadler and another
...and were not insured at all. This problem was resolved by what Sir Ralph Gibson in Silverton v Goodall and Motor Insurers' Bureau [1997] PIQR 451, 453-454, called "a novel piece of extra statutory machinery": the formation by insurers writing motor business of the MIB as a company limited b......
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EUI v Bristol Alliance
...such criminal liability. He found in the course of his judgment: "28. These Directives were also considered by the Court of Appeal in Silverton v Goodall, a decision of 26th March of 1997. The judgment of the court in that case was given by Sir Ralph Gibson. I should say that that, as its n......
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Horton v. Sadler et al.,
...and were not insured at all. This problem was resolved by what Sir Ralph Gibson in Silverton v. Goodall and Motor Insurers ' Bureau [1997] PIQR 451, 453-454, called "a novel piece of extra statutory machinery": the formation by insurers writing motor business of the MIB as a ......
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