Tagart, Beaton & Company v James Fisher & Sons
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 13 February 1903 |
| Date | 13 February 1903 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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16 cases
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Cascade Shipping Inc v Eka Jaya Agencies (Pte) Ltd
...the case so decided it seems difficult to reconcile the decision with that of the Court of Appeal in Tagart, Beaton & Co v Fisher & Sons ([1903] 1KB 391). Chao Hick Tin J also expressed doubts as to the correctness of this part of the judgment in Wehner [1905] 2 KB 92 We are in general agre......
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Cascade Shipping Inc v Eka Jaya Agencies (S) Pte Ltd
...attach to all freight received by the defendants after notice was served on the defendants: see Tagart Beaton & Co v James Fisher & Sons [1903] 1 KB 391 and `The Nanfri `.8 But here the plaintiffs claim entitlement on the basis that the freight is automatically theirs as the contracts of ca......
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Richard Dale Agnew and Another v The Commissioner of Inland Revenue and Another
...on Subfreights" (1989) LMCLQ. 191. 40 The extent of the rights conferred by the lien was described by Lord Alverstone in Tagart, Beaton & Co. v James Fisher & Sons [1903] 1 KB 391 at p. 395: "A lien such as this on a sub-freight means a right to receive it as freight and to stop that freig......
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Western Bulk Shipowning III A/S v Carbofer Maritime Trading ApS [QBD (Comm)]
...right to receive sub-hire as hire and to stop it at any time before it has been paid to the time charterer or his agent: Tagart v Fisher [1903] 1 KB 391 at p 395 per Lord Alverstone CJ (a case on sub-freight). In that case the freight due under the bill of lading had been paid to the charte......
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