...has been most properly laid down, and ought to be acted upon. But there is much more here than a mere representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of the other party, because this is really a formal instrument, both with regard to the first 10,000?. and with regard...

...principle of law that is well established. That principle, stated in its naked form, is this : That a representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of another party, and acted upon by him, must be made good by the person making the representation, no...

...stronger. The principle laid down in Hammersley v. De, Bid () must be applied. There it was held that a representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of another, and acted on by him, is sufficient to entitle him to the assistance of a court of equity for...

...ought to have remembered, the fact which negatives the representation(s). The principle is this, that a representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of another, and acted on by him, will in general be sufficient to entitle him to the assistance of a Court...

...ought to have remembered, the fact which negatives the representation, (s) The principle is this that a representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of another, and acted on by him, will in general be sufficient to entitle him to the assistance of a Court...

...promise or representation. Fry on Spec. Perf. § 187. Equity undoubtedly acknowledges the rule that a representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of the other party will in general be sufficient to entitle that other party to substantial relief in case he or she is...

...we think the conclusion at which we have arrived will be fully borne out. This case established that a representation made by one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of another, and acted on by him, will be sufficient to entitle him to the assistance ot a Court of Equity,...

...statement by, the testatrix. /.'/•/. 7. Equity acknowledges the rule that a representation made l<y one party for the purpose of influencing the conduct of the other party will in general be sufficient to entitle such other party, if induced to act upon such representation,...

...Beateon «. Nicholson, 6 Jur. 620. (4) Hammersley «. DeBiel, 12 Cl. & Fin. 62, n. per Lord COTTENHAM : "A representation made by one party for the purpose...influencing the conduct of the other party, and acted upon by him, will, in general, be sufficient to entitle him to the assistance of this court for the...

...authorities on this subject are attended to, it will be found that no such formal contract is required. A representation made by one party for the purpose...for the purpose of realizing such representation." This language was adopted by Lord Campbell iu delivering judgment iu the House of Lords, and by Stuart,...