The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1918 - Law |
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Page 15
... decision was reversed by the Second Division . The Lord Justice - Clerk rested his decision on the ground that the medium con- cludendi in the action was that the contract had been displaced and no longer applied for the reasons set ...
... decision was reversed by the Second Division . The Lord Justice - Clerk rested his decision on the ground that the medium con- cludendi in the action was that the contract had been displaced and no longer applied for the reasons set ...
Page 26
... decision as received by the pursuer is produced . " " The pursuer pleaded : " 2. The decisions of the tribunals complained of having been arrived at in the absence of legal grounds therefor and without compliance with the elemental ...
... decision as received by the pursuer is produced . " " The pursuer pleaded : " 2. The decisions of the tribunals complained of having been arrived at in the absence of legal grounds therefor and without compliance with the elemental ...
Page 42
... decisions , and , taking their decision as binding , I feel that there is no distinction between the facts that were laid before us and the facts that were presented to the First Division such as would warrant a different decision ...
... decisions , and , taking their decision as binding , I feel that there is no distinction between the facts that were laid before us and the facts that were presented to the First Division such as would warrant a different decision ...
Page 79
... decision binding in any way upon us in a case where vesting subject to defeasance was argued . I am of opinion that there is no conflict between the views of the First and Second Divisions , and that the case of Searcy is a con- clusive ...
... decision binding in any way upon us in a case where vesting subject to defeasance was argued . I am of opinion that there is no conflict between the views of the First and Second Divisions , and that the case of Searcy is a con- clusive ...
Page 88
... decision the present appeal has been brought by the shipowners , asking that the decision of the Sheriff in their favour should be restored . If the question were one of fact merely , there would be no appeal from the arbitrator's ...
... decision the present appeal has been brought by the shipowners , asking that the decision of the Sheriff in their favour should be restored . If the question were one of fact merely , there would be no appeal from the arbitrator's ...
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