Tullis v Jacson
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1892 |
| Date | 1892 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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HIH Casualty and General Insurance Ltd v Chase Manhattan Bank
...reference. No case has been cited in which the fraud of an agent has been excluded by merely general language. (Cf Tullis v. Jacson [1892] 3 Ch 441, where the exclusion of fraud was that of an architect acting as a valuer and was in any event 160 If, therefore, it was only a question of phr......
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Trollip v Jordaan
...the agreement renders voidable the very agreement not F to set up fraud; see Williston, Contracts (vol. 3, sec. 811); Tullis v Jacson, (1892) 3 Ch. 441. A fortiori, where there was no consensus ad idem and the contract was void in its inception, clauses such as 1 and 8 are also void; cf. Sc......
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Litigation
...evidence of quantum, and not where one side’s evidence is well-presented and the other side’s is not. 335 See, eg, Tullis v Jackson [1892] 3 Ch 441 at 444, per Chitty J; George Fischer Holdings Ltd v Multi Design Consultants Ltd (1998) 61 Con LR 85 at [97], per HHJ Hicks QC (judgment of 10 ......
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Contract administration
...this deprivation should come from the legislative branch of government”: United States v Moorman , 338 U.S. 457 at 462 (1950). 524 [1892] 3 Ch 441. 418 ContraCt aDMiniStration was efective as between the owner and the contractor. he provision did not, however, render the contract administra......