...did not answer the question and preferred to rest its decision on the Le Mesurier doctrine that domicile of the spouses affords the only true test of jurisdiction. In order to bring out the real point...broadened the prevalent rules for recognition of foreign decree and though a new look at the Le Mesurier doctrine was imperative in a changed world, it is not easy on a reading of the five judgments in....47. In this view, the Le Mesurier doctrine on which the High Court drew loses its relevance. The Privy Council held in that case that “the domicile for the time being of the married pair...

...affords the only true test of jurisdiction to dissolve their marriage. The Apex Court opined that since the decision rested on Le Mesurier Doctrine, the real point in controversy was not answered and...find jurisdiction and had procured a decree of divorce on a misrepresentation that he was domiciled in Nevada and therefore, concluded that the Le Mesurier doctrine, on which the High Court drew...Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier and other cases, which had followed the same, wherein it was held that according to the International Law, the domicile for the time being of the married pair...

....46. In this view, the Le Mesurier doctrine on which the High Court drew loses its relevance. The Privy Council held in that case that “the domicile for the time being of the married pair affords...

...rules of our private international law. Even though the supreme court considered the question of domicile in the last line of paragraph 48 it was observed that even applying the le mesurier doctrine the...principles enunciated in le mesurier v. Le mesurier 1895 appeal cases 517 and other english decisions were relied on. The supreme court observed that the said finding was the corner - stone of the judgment...

..., but I do not thick that is so here. Ghose, J., in Le Mesurier v. Wajid Hossain (1902) I.L.R. 29 Cale. 890, seems to hold himself constrained by the form in which the...view after a more elaborate consideration in Le Mesurier v. Wajid Hossain (1902) I.L.R. 29 Calc. 890, in Full Bench, Ghose, J., dissenting. In In re...other reasonable cause" in Clause (f) should not be given a restricted interpretation confining it to professional misconduct on the doctrine of ejusdem generis. The Calcutta Court; reaffirmed its...

...con-fining it to professional misconduct on the doctrine of ejusdem generis. The Calcutta Court reaffirmed its view after a mor (elaborate consideration in Le Mesurier v. Wajid Hussain...myself the question whether there is sufficient reason for a departure from this trend of authority. The elaborate Judgment of Mr. Justice Hill in the Full Bench case of Le Mesurier v. Wajid...per Lord Halslury in Yotrady fodnig and Pontypriad Main Sewerage Board v. Bensted (1907) A.C. at 268 but I do not think that is so here. Ghose J., in Le...

...interpretation confining it to professional misconduct on the doctrine of ejusdem generis. The Calcutta Court re-affirmed its view after a more elaborate consideration in le Mesurier v Wajid Hossain 29 C. 890...Hill in the Full Bench case Le Mesurier v. Wajid. Honsain 29 C. 890 covers nearly the whole ground of the reasoning which mast determine the conclusion. I do not, therefere, think it is...of professional duty for special condemnation. The doctrine of ejusdem generis, which has been invoked for the limited interpretation of Clause (f), is not of universal application. Hardcastle on...

...Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier(11), the decision in Keyes v. Keyes ought to be followed in the present case, and the Indian Divorce Act construed subject to limitations, in order to avoid...Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier were material in determining whether, upon the true construction of the Indian Councils Act, 1861...Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier, that there was during that period no clear and definite rule that was consistently followed by the Courts in England. In Brodie v. Brodie(19...

...doctrine of LE for judicial review of resilement of administrative authorities from policies and longstanding practices. If such a notion of LE is adopted, then not only would the Court be able to do away...Indian Law and the doctrine of legitimate expectationsH.6 Expectations breached by the State of JharkhandH.7 The technical defences to the...of the representation held out in the Industrial Policy 2012, and that the denial of the exemption by the State government for FYs 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14 was contrary to the doctrine of...

...Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier (1929) 46 TLR 203 and Boettcher v. Boettcher. These cases were considered with approval by the High Court of Australia in...

...of her marriage.18. She also seeks the custody of her child.19. In the case of Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier...according to the rules of international law, its decree should be respected by the tribunals of every civilized country [Le Mesurier v. Le...Mesurier]. In such a case the decree is useful and will put a stop to the dispute between the parties.54. Where the Court of a country in which the spouses are domiciled is bound by the...

...Council in the case of Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier wherein their Lordships remarked at page 536 as follows:“When carefully...

...following the decision in — ‘Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier’, (1895) AC 517 (B), it has been laid down that it is established...

...Warden in 1814 and Le Mesurier in 1843. And finally the Company decided to recognise (1) 4 Boni. H.C.R. 1. 1318...Shapurji Jivanji v. The Collector of Bombay(1). It appears from Warden's Report on the Landed Tenures in Bombay and Le Mesurier's Report on the Foras lands, that during the 18th Century the East...

...VI MOORE, 116 LOGAN ‘U. LE MESURIER [1847] of opinion that no sufficient grounds have been stated to enable them to allow the appeal, and they...~; IlENRP LE MESURIER, IIAVILBND LE MESURTER, ROIJTIX, and TiVILLIAM HENRY TILSTOP\’E,--- Responden&* [Dee. 6 and 7, lS4?]. Messrs. E. L. and...- delivery of timber. The contract was as follows:-“ Hart Logan and Go. of kTontrea1, s d , and Le Mesurier, Routh, and Co., of the same place, buy, a...

...Council in Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier, 1895 AC 517 it is stated...will or in the absence of any voluntary act on her part to submit to the jurisdiction of the foreign court. Undoubtedly, the doctrine that the domicile of the wife follows that of the husband, does...1927 AC 641, in the following terms:- "In the judgment in 1895 AC 517 the modern doctrine of domicile as the true...

...leading decision of the Privy Council in 1895 in Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier (1895 Appeal Cases 517) was firmly...British subject, nationality of the parties being never relevant. In Le Mesurier (supra), which, though a case from Cylone, was all along treated to have laid down the law for England. Lord Watson...

...domiciled within the jurisdiction of the Court at the time when the proceedings are commenced. The leading case on this point is that of Le Mesurier...v. Le Mesurier in which the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council came to the following conclusion (at p. 450):—“Their Lordships have in these eireumstances, and upon these...Le Mesurier v. Le Mesurier was followed by Sir Henry Duke in the case of Keyes v. Keyes. In that case it was contended that the Courts in India were empowered to...

...why it should also not articulate and evolve the doctrine of LE for judicial review of resilement of administrative authorities from policies and longstanding practices. If such...confusion of ideas. It seems that the judicial thinking has not as yet crystallised as regards the nature and scope of the doctrine. At times, it has been referred to as...merely a procedural doctrine; at times, it has been treated interchangeably as promissory estoppel. However, both these ideas are incorrect. As stated above...

...from the limitations of private law, then it does not stand to reason as to why it should also not articulate and evolve the doctrine of LE for judicial review of resilement of administrative...crystallised as regards the nature and scope of the doctrine. At times, it has been referred to as merely a procedural doctrine; at times, it has been treated interchangeably as promissory estoppel. However...both these ideas are incorrect. As stated above, legitimate expectation is a substantive doctrine as well and has much broader scope than promissory estoppel. In...