The Pass of Ballater
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1942 |
| Court | Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division |
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37 cases
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Annie Rachel Woodland (a Protected Party Suing by Her Father and Litigation Friend, Ian Woodland) v Essex County Council
...to see that others take care. But what is alleged here is "a duty not merely to take care, but a duty to provide that care is taken" ( The Pass of Ballater [1942] P 112per Langton J at 117). The duty will thus be violated not only by want of care by the impleaded party, but also by his age......
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Mr Benius Razumas v Ministry of Justice
...to see that others take care. But what is alleged here is “not merely a duty to take care, but a duty to provide that care is taken”: The Pass of Ballater [1942] P 112, 117, per Langton J. The duty will thus be violated not only by want of care by the impleaded party, but also by his agents......
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Fisher (Jestina Baxter) (as mother and near relative of Langston Burke) and Administrator General for Jamaica (Administrator for the estate of Langston Burke deceased) v Winston Atkinson and Others
...so that if care is not taken, as is the case of the independent contractors is the case before me, the duty is broken: see the case of Ballater [1942] P. 112 at 117. 23 The main contractors (the fourth defendants) 24 At the trial the fourth defendants were absent and were unrepresented. Th......
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1 books & journal articles
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The anatomy of American "isolationism" and expansionism. Part I
...Share in Isolationism," United StatesNews, September 8, 1944; and Basil Woon,Roosevelt-World Statesman ( London: P.Davies, 1942), p. 112. 125Many things it may have been, but onething it was not was an act to permit neu-trality. Instead of preserving our rights as aneutral, it repudiated th......