Starkowski v Attorney General
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1952 |
| Date | 1952 |
| Court | Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division |
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4 cases
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Preston (orse. Putynski) v Preston (orse. Putynska) (orse. Basinska)
... ... I base this conclusion on three factors: (1) the evidence of General Pelczynski, former Chief of Staff to the Polish Commander-in-Chief, as to his technical status; (2) ... 34 Sixthly, the Starkowski case ( 1954 Appeal Cases, 155 ). This merely recognised the general rule as to the lex loci ... ...
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Dingley v Chief Constable of Strathclyde (No.1)
...Mc Alpine, D and Compston, N, “Some aspects of the natural history of disseminated sclerosis”Quarterly Journal of Medicine,vol 21 (ns) (1952), pp 135–167 Oppenheimer, D R, “The cervical cord in multiple sclerosis”Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology, vol 4 (1978), pp 151–162 Sibley, W A ......
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Re Marshall, decd. Barclays Bank v Marshall
... ... This view would appear to be In (2 Probate and Privarce 258). Lord said "The general. Proposition that the succession to personal property in Engtland of a person dying domiciled ... Attorney-General 1954 Appeal Cases, 155 ) ... 17 Mr Ingress Bell was concerned to ... ...
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Dingley v Chief Constable of Strathclyde (No.1)
...McAlpine & Compston, “Some Aspects of the Natural History of Disseminated Sclerosis”, Quarterly Journal of Medicine (New Series) vol 21 (1952) pp 135–167 McAlpine on Multiple Sclerosis, A Re-Appraisal (2nd edn, 1965) pp 76–77 Oppenheimer “The Cervical cord in Multiple Sclerosis” (1978) Neur......