Sycamore v Ley
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1932 |
| Year | 1932 |
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12 cases
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Draper v Hodder
...plaintiffs failed, so that in a sense the remarks of their Lordshipswere obiter. 16In the next case, which followed five months later, Sycamore v. Ley (1932) (147 Law Times 342) where also the plaintiffs failed, Lord Justice Greer, who had been a party to the decision in Fardon's case when ......
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Gomberg v Smith
...as is likely to injure his neighbour - the ordinary duty to take care in the cases put upon negligence". See also Lord Justice Greer in Sycamore v. Ley, 147 Law Times, 342, at page 345. These passages were quoted with approval by Lord Justice Slesser in Dean v. Davies above. 20 Lord Atkin's......
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Wright v Callwood
... ... It is doubtful if that is correct, and certainly no member of the Court of Appeal based his decision on that ground. Having regard to the evidence in this case, the observations of Greer L.J. in Sycamore v. Ley F12 and the judgment of Lord Atkin in Fardon v. Harcourt-Rivington F13 are not relevant ... Eric Mills for the plaintiff. It is true that there was no duty on the defendant to fence his cattle in on his farm, but on these facts there was a duty on him to use reasonable care that the ... ...
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Ellis v Johnstone
...for example, the remarks of Lord du Parcq in Searle v. Wallbank; of Lord Evershed in Brock v. Richards; and of Lord justice Greer in Sycamore v. Ley. 37 The Appellant asserts that there are such special circumstances here. They have been detailed by my Lord. The majority of them have to do ......
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