Turner v Coates

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
CourtKing's Bench Division
Date1917
Year1917

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10 cases
  • Draper v Hodder
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 3 February 1972
    ...in my judgment a distinction needs to be drawn between the "scienter" and the negligence cases, and some-times this is not done. In Turner v. Coates (1917 1 King's Bench 670) the defendant was held liable in negligence for driving an unbroken colt along the highway in the dark, with the re......
  • Gomberg v Smith
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal
    • 22 January 1962
    ...care" was a question of fact in each case, and that the standard of care may not be the same in the country as in a town. See also Turner v. Coates, 1917 1 King's Bench, 670; Gayler & Pope v. Davies. 1924 2 King's Bench, 75, and the dictum of Lord Porter in Searle v. Wallbank, 1947 Appeal......
  • Wright v Callwood
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal
    • Invalid date
    ... ... that the owner of an animal which he brought on to the highway must use all reasonable care to prevent the animal's doing damage: see also Turner v. Coates F24 The plaintiff showed here a prima facie case which called for defence on the part of the defendant, who did not give evidence. The ... ...
  • Searle v Wallbank
    • United Kingdom
    • House of Lords
    • 16 December 1946
    ...to the road and have not been kept under such reasonable control as is possible whilst they are there. 49The recent cases of Turner v. Coates [1917], 1 K.B. 670, Gayler v. Davies [1924], 2 K.B. 75, and Deen v. Davies [1935], 2 K.B. 282, are, I think, to be included under this 50As Romer L.J......
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