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...Litzinger v Kintzler (Cass. civ. 2e, 5 June 1957, D 1957 Jur. 493), where a group of huntsmen fired a salvo to mark the end of a deer hunt and the plaintiff was shot, the French Cour de Cassation.... 15. Nicholson v Atlas Steel Foundry and Engineering Co Ltd [1957] 1 WLR 613 was factually a...Engineering Co Ltd [1957] 1 WLR 613 establish, in my view, that where an injury is caused by two (or more) factors operating cumulatively, one (or more) of which...
...” (as defined in Dullaghan v. Hillen [1957] Ir Jur 10, at p. 17, subject to the caveat expressed by McCarthy J. in.... [36.15] In the Circuit Court decision in Dullaghan v. Hillen [[1957] Ir Jur 10, at p. 16] Judge Fawsitt stated: ‘The word...
...[1957] Ir Jur Rep 10 at page 15 by Judge Fawsitt: False imprisonment is the unlawful and total restraint of the personal liberty of another whether by constraining him or...
...the prosecuting party. This additional requirement of malice was described in the following terms by Judge Fawsitt in Dullaghan v. Hillen (1957) Ir Jur...
...application at (1910) 44 ILTR 98. 51. By contrast, the execution of the order was not specifically mentioned in the order made in In re Hogan [1957] Ir.... Jur. Rep. 69, where the grant was "limited to the purpose of the proposed proceedings under the Fatal Injuries Act, 1956". In that case, as in Re Simpson; Re...
...internal quotation is, per footnote 62, from Fawsitt J in Dullaghan v Hillen and King [1957] Ir. Jur. Rep. 10.] As Blackstone wrote in his...from the same year, namely, Dullaghan v Hillen and King [1957] Ir. Jur. Rep 10, which suggested that words can...represent an assault. However, there is little agreement on whether this is in fact so. 56. It was strongly argued by the late Prof Glanville Williams, as far back as 1957, that...
.... 113. Commenting on the defence in Dullaghan v. Hillen [1957] I.R. Jur. Rep 10 His Honour Judge Fawsitt stated: “When one is...Limitations Act 1957 . 96. Having failed to institute proceeding in respect of either cause of action the Defendants submit that for the purposes of determining contributory negligence under...
...the fact of the unwanted direct contact. It is hard to express this more clearly than was done in Dullaghan v Hillen [1957] Ir Jur Rep 10: Security for the person is one of...of Limitations, 1957. She is considered to be a person under a disability while she is still a child, i.e. until she turns 18. A plaintiff is entitled to benefit from the provisions of s.48A of that...
...Fawsitt J. in Dullaghan v Hillen and King [1957] Ir. Jur. Rep. 10.’” 27. Counsel also referred to paras. 2.7 to 2.15 of the 1994 LRC Report where it considers...
...Kelly[1957] Ir Jur Rep 41), A plea that the writ was irregularly served (Maher v Hibernian Development (1906) 36 ILTR 212...
...(1869) IR 4 CL 247; Dullaghan v Hillen [1957] Ir Jur Rep 10. 108 Donnelly v Jackman [1970] 1 All ER 987...
...be confined to a place so that they cannot go away if they so please; Dullaghan v Hillon [1957] Ir Jur Rep 10. This is illustrated by Kane v Governor of Mountjoy Prison...
...person is under false imprisonment if they cannot leave, if that is their wish; Dullaghan v Hillon [1957] Ir Jur Rep 10. Similarly, keeping someone under surveillance, is not imprisoning them...
...Dullaghan v. Hillen (1957) Ir Jur Rep. 10, at 15: "False imprisonment is the unlawful and total restraint of the personal liberty of another...
... Hillen [1957] Ir. Jur. Rep. 10 at 15 as follows: "False imprisonment is the unlawful and total restraint of the personal liberty of another...cell conditions were very rough and it could be cold even in summertime. Michael McDonald 47. Mr. McDonald's date of birth was 7 August 1957. He was 64 at...
...see Dullaghan v. Hillen and anor. [1957] Ir. Jur. Rep. 10, at p. 15). The law adopts the position that imprisonment must be justified by the...
...of pleadings struck out as scandalous or embarrassing are: (1) the defendant admits liability but has no means to pay (Connor v Kelly [1957] Ir Jur Rep 41...
...-barred pursuant to the provisions of the Statute of Limitations 1957 (as amended) if the notice parties were to institute new proceedings seeking well charging orders and orders for sale. In both cases...the Statute of Limitations 1957, as amended, are complex. Since hearing the applications, I have considered in great detail the issues raised, the authorities referred to and cases referred to in...passing of the Statute of Limitations 1957, which deals with the issues raised. As will appear from this judgment, the decisions made during the 20th Century are limited and do not contain any...
...(Ross v Martin (1888) 15R 282; Brown v Baty, (1957) S.C.351). It has been suggested that two qualifications may be...(1868) 41Sc. Jur. 112 at p.115, that the law will look carefully at the evidence before finding that a servitude has been created in this way. They consider that the doctrine of acquiescence...
...nominated, avec m me pouvoir et authorit de jurisdiction que les nagu res Juges et Jur z de la dite Isle ont eu . The Seneschal thus inherited the jurisdiction of the former judges and jurats...1957. In that case and others the court also had regard to the law in other commonwealth jurisdictions and Jersey law. In areas of law in which Norman influence and, through that, the structure of...