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REDMAN'S LAW
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ARBITRATIONS AND AWARDS.
[FOURTH EDITION.]
CONCISE TREATISE
ON
fb^ lato
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ARBITRATIONS & AWARDS,
WITH
Bn Bppenbii:
OF
PRECEDENTS AND STATUTES.
BY
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TO THE FOURTH EDITION. i'»v
In the last edition, I had to deal with the modifications in the law and practice introduced by the Arbitration Act, 1889. In the present edition my task has been limited to bringing the decisions under that Act and the general law applicable to Arbitrations up to date. These decisions, though not numerous, have been impor- tant in settling points of practice and procedure — matters to which the Act was particularly directed.
The precedents have been increased by the addition of further forms commonly required in practice, including forms of special cases.
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PREFACE
TO THE FIRST EDITION.
The author's aim in the present work has been to fumisb, within the limits of a volume of modest bulk, a concise but complete statement of all points of law and practice affecting Arbitrations, from the inception to the final determination of the fate of the award. The necessity for such a book is sufficiently evidenced by the constant complaint of professional men engaged in references, that they have no portable work on the subject. That the author has performed the task of condensation and selec- tion to the satisfaction of all he cannot hope, but he does trust that he has performed it in such a manner as to make the result generally useful.
In the Appendix precedents have been given applicable to the most frequently recurring references ; at the same time considerable pains have been taken to frame them so as to be easily adapted to references, where the subject- matter, or the relation of the parties, is different. Seeing that the subjects of reference are as multifarious as the causes of civil litigation, it would have necessitated a volume more than double the size of the present to have given forms of awards applicable to all possible varieties of circumstances ; the forms contained herein will, how- ever, serve as guides where they cannot be exactly followed
Vlll PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION.
as precedents. When the draftsman can find no prece- dent for the award he wishes to make, he should define clea rly to himself what he wishes to direct, ascertain that it is within the limit of his authority, and then direct it to be done in such language as a man of ordinary common sense can understand, and with such exactness that a dishonest party cannot say that it leaves him any doubt as to the how, when, and where of performance.
J. H. K.
March, 1872.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Comparative Table xvi
Table of Cases xvii
Table of Statutes Iv
CHAPTER I. Introductory — definitions — framing submissions.
CHAPTER II. Who may be parties to a reference 15
CHAPTER III. What matters mat be referred to arbitration 25
CHAPTER IV.
the arbitration act, 18^i».
Sect. 1. General effect of the Act 39
2. Operation of Act in giving submission the effect of an order
of court 42
CHAPTER V. mode of submission.
Sect. 1. Submission by mutual agreement 47
2. Submission by order of reference by consient 69
3. Compulsory reference 72
4. Submission under particular statutes 74
CHAPTER VI. What matters ark included in a submission 79
X CONTENTS.
CHAPTER Xlh
PAGE
Alteration and amendment of the submission 87
CHAPTER VIII.
duration of the arbitrator's authority under the submission.
Sect. 1. Enlargement of time by the arbitrator or the parties 92
2. Enlargement of time by the court 96
CHAPTER IX. Revocation 100
CHAPTER X.
THE ARBITRATORS AND UMPIRE.
Sect. 1. The arbitrators Ill
2. The umpire 126
3. Remuneration of arbitrators — their liability for mis-
conduct 134
4. When an arbitrator may be called as a witness 139
CHAPTER XI.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE ARBITRATOR.
Sect. 1. Preliminaries 142
2. Witnesses 146
3. Evidence 150
CHAPTER XII.
THE AWARD.
Sect. 1. Form and general requisites of an award 162
2. An award must not exceed the submission 174
3. An award must extend to all matters referred 183
4. An award must be certain 188
5. An award must be final 196
6. An award must not be impossible, unreasonable, inconsistent
or illegal 202
7. Award bad in part 205
CHAPTER XIII. Awarding on an action 211
CONTENTS. XI
CHAPTER XIV.
COSTS.
PAGE
Sect. 1. Costa of the reference 228
2. Costs of the action 231
3. Arbitrator's power over costs within the submission 238
4. Taxation of costs 245
CHAPTER XV. Referring back an award 250
CHAPTER XVI. Effect of an award 263
CHAPTER XVII.
SETTING ASIDE AN AWARD,
iScct. 1. Grounds for setting aside an award 278
2. Time limited for moving to set aside an awaitl 288
3. Application and proceedings thereon 287
CHAPTER XVIII.
ENFORCING AN AWARD.
Sect. 1. By summons under Arbitration Act, 1889 293
2. By attachment 297
3. By judgment and execution in the action referred 310
4. By action for a money claim 311
5. By action for specific performance 316
CHAPTER XIX.
REFERENCES TO OFFICIAL AND SPECIAL REFEREES.
Sect. 1 . The position and powers of referees generally 319
2. Reference for inquiry and report 326
3. Reference for trial 331
APPENDIX OF PRECEDENTS AND FORMS.
No. SubmiMiofUf of Future Difffrrncejt :
1. Clause in an instrument providing for the refei-encc of future
disputes 339
2. Clause refen-ing future disputes to two arbitrators or their
umpire — short form 340
3. Clause referring future differences to an arbitrator named, or to
be named by a public official 340
Xll CONTENTS.
No. PAGE
4. Clause giving a valuation the incidents of a reference — in
conditions of sale 341
5. Notice requiring a pai'ty to concur in the appointment of a sole
arbitrator 341
6. Request to concur in appointing a single arbitrator before
proceeding to appointone of two 342
7. Joint appointment of a single arbitrator 342
8. Appointment by one party of an arbitrator under a clause
referring future differences 343
9. Notice of the appointment to the other party 343
10. Notice to one arbitrator to act alone on default of other party
to appoint 344
11. Notice to apix)int an arbitrator in the place of one who refuses
to act, or is incapable of acting, or dies 344
12. Notice of application to stay to a party who has commencetl an
action in respect of matters agreed to be referred 345
Submijtiiio?ui of Ea.'isting Differenrejt,
13. Submission of all existing differences to a single arbitrator —
short form 346
14. Submission of specific differences to a single arbitmtor — short
form 346
15. Submission to two arbitiators or their umpire by deed — ampler
form 347
16. Order of reference of action by consent under Arbitration Act,
1889, s. 14 849
17. The same — shorter form 350
18. Order of reference by consent to two arbitrators or their umpire 351
19. Special clauses in submission 352
(1) Partnerehip reference — power to award dissolution, kc. 352
(2) In a submission by an executor or administrator, refer-
ence not to be an admission of assets 353
(3) Particulars of claims, &c., to be furnished bv each party 354
(4) Evidence ' 354
(5) Arbitrator may decide without taking evidence 354
(6) Umpire to sit with arbitrators 355
(7) Evidence taken by arbitrators may be acted on by
umpire 355
(8) Costs to abide event of award 355
(9) Costs of action abide event ; other costs in discretion
of arbitrator 355
(10) Each party pay own costs of reference ; award to be
paid in moieties 355
(11) Power to certify 355
(12) Power to employ accountant 355
(13) Legal assessor 355
(14) Opinion of counsel 356
(15) Power to have maps, &c., made 356
(16) Power to fix price of land and employ a surveyor in a
submission between a vendor and purchaser 356
(17) Power to make several awards 356
Apjwintinefit of I'nipire and other Proceedingx after the Suhm'iMnion^
20. Appointment of a third arbitrator by the two others pursuant to
the submission 356
CONTENTS. Xlll
No. PAGE
21. Appointment of an umpire 357
22. Appointment of an umpire in the place of one who dies or
refuses to act 357
23. Notice calling upon the arbitratore to act 367
24. Notice to the umpire by the arbitrators of disagreement 358
25. Appointment of a meeting by arbitrator 358
26. Appointment of meeting with notice of intention to proceed
ex parte 358
27. Originating summons for the appointment of an arbitrator 369
28. Originating summons lor leave to revoke submission 359
29. Revocation of arbitrator's authority 360
30. Notice of revocation to the arbitrator and the other party 360
31. Summons to stay action after agreement to refer 361
32. Notice of motion to stay an action contrary to agreement to refer 361
33. Order staying action after agreement to refer, made on motion... 362 3-1. SuhpcenaioT attendance of witnesses before arbitrator 362
35. Suhpcena dui'ffx teeuni 363
36. Summons for enlargement of time for making award 363
37. Enlargement of time by arbitrator under a power in the sub-
mission 363
38. Enlargement of time by the parties 364
39. Form of oath to be administereil to a witness 364
40. Form of affirmation by a witness 364
41. Oath in Scotch form 364
42. Notice to the parties of the award made 365
A wards.
43. Award by a single arbitrator determining cross claims and ortler-
ing payment of a sum by one party to the other 365
44. Awani by three arbitrators, on a submission by several persons
respecting claims under three wills '. 366
45. Award by two arbitrators of compensation for land taken under
the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845 370
46. Awaixi on a reference of an action by order of K.B.D 371
47. Commencement of an award on a reference by an order of nisi
prius made at the assizes 372
48. Commencement of an awartl on a submission by order of the
Chancery Division 373
49. Commencement of an award on a submission by mutual bonds... 373
50. Commencement of an award under a clause for referring f utui'e
differences in a building contract 373
51. Commencement of an umpirage 374
52. Recital of enlargement of time by consent of the parties 375
53. Recital of enlargement of time by several orders of court 375
54. Award on a general reference by a mortgagor and mortgagee ... 376 .'>5. Award of a partnership to be dissolved, &c 377
56. Award on a reference between landlord and tenant, finding that
certain covenants have been broken, and ordering payment of a sum in respect thereof .S78
57. Special clauses in awards 379
(1) Each party to pay his own costs of reference and
one-half the costs of the award 379
(2) Costs of reference and award to be paid in eriual
moieties 379
(3) Certificate for special jury, &c 379
XIV CONTENTS.
No. PAGET
67. Special clauses in awards (eatit hived),
(4) Mutual releases if re([uired 379
(5) One party to execute a release on payment of a sum
of money by the other party 371)
(6) Release at the cast of the party released 380
(7) Award on the several issues in an action 380
(8) The like 880
(9) Award on a plea of mm eitt factum 380
(10) Awanl of verdict for the defendant 380
(11) Award on action, counterclaim and set-off 380
(12) The like 881
(13) Award in ejectment 381
(14) Award of a conveyance of freeholds 381
(15) Award of an assignment of a lease 381
(16) Award to deliver up a bond to be cancelled 382
(17) Award of a wall to be built 382
(18) Awaixl of a wall to be pulled down 382
(19) Awartl of manner in which a weir is to be maintained
in future 383
(20) Awanl that one party has no intei-est in the subject of
reference 388
(21) Award that the proi)erty in premises is in one party,
subject to an easement of the other party 383
58. Certificate of an ai-bitrator when a verdict is taken subject to his
certificate 384
59. Award on a former award being sent back to the arbitrator for
his re-consideration 884
60. Indorsed memorandum correcting a slip in the award pursuant
to 8. 7 of the A. A. 1889 385
61. Indorsed memorandum correcting a clerical error in the Christian
name of one of the parties 385
Special Case*.
62. Special case stated by an arbitrator on questions of law under
8. 19 of the A. A. 1889 386
63. Award by an umpire in the form of a special case under s. 7 of
the A. A. 1889 38S
Enforcing and Setting attide Atcard,
64. Summons for leave to enforce award under s, 12 of A. A.
1889 391
65. Affidavit of execution of award on application to enforce 392
66. Notice of motion to set aside or remit an award 392
References to Referees,
67. Summons for reference to a referee 393
68. Order of reference under s. 13 of A. A. 1889 394
69. Order of reference under 8. 14 of A. A. 1889 395
70. Appointment by special referee of time and place of hearing ... 395
71. Report of special referee 396
72. Notice of motion to vary or remit report on further consideration 396 78. Notice of motion to adopt report— further consideration not
adjourned 396
74, Notice of motion for remitting report when cause tried 897
CONTENTS. XV
APPENDIX OF STATUTES.
PAQE
8 & 9 Vict. c. 18, ss. 23—37, The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1 845 398 12 & 13 Vict. c. 45, ss. 12 — 15, An Act to Amend the Procedure in
Courts of General and Quarter Sessions, 1849 402
17 & 18 Vict. c. 125,88. 3—17, The Common Law Procedure Act, 1854 404
22 & 23 Vict. c. 69, RaUway Companies Arbitration Act, 1859 410
38 & 39 Vict. C.55, ss. 179—181, The Public Health Act. 1875 415
52 & 53 Vict. c. 49, The Arbitration Act, 1889 418
Index 427
XVI
CONTENTS.
rOMPARATIVE TABLB
Of Sections of the Arbitration Act. 1889, and the Statutory
Provisions tmey Replace.
A. A. 1889.
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New.
J. A. 1884,8. 11.
C. L. P. Act, 1854,8. 11.
C. L. P. Act, 1854,8. 12.
0. L. P. Act, 1854,8. 13.
3 & 4 Will. IV. c. 42, s. 41 ; C. L. P. Act. 1854,8. 5.
3 & 4 Will. IV. c. 42, 8. 40.
C. L. P. Act, 1854, 8. 15.
C. L. P. Act, 1854,8.8.
9 & 10 Will. III. c 15, 8. 2.
New
J. A. 1873, 8. 56.
J. A. 1S73, 8. 57.
J. A. 1873, S8. 56 & 58.
J. A. 1873,8.59.
J. A. 1873, 8. 59.
New.
U. L. P. Act, 1854. s. 4.
New.
New.
3 & 4 Will. IV. c 42, 8. 41.
New.
New.
C. L. P. Act, 1854, 8. 14.
C. L. P. Act, 1854, 8. 15.
C. L. P. Act, 1854, s. 15.
New
3&4 Will. IV. c 42,8.40.
3 & 4 Will. IV. c 42, s. 41. .
New.
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TABLE OF CASES,
A.
PAGK ACKARY, Be, 3 Ch. D. 125 ; 45 L. J., Bkcy. 133 ; 34 L. T. 666 ; 24
W. R. 932 147
Adam v. Rowe, 15 L. J., Q. B. 223 ; 3 D. & L. 331 ; 10 Jur. 840 ... 214 Adams v, Adams, 2 Mod. 169 164
r. Bankart, 1 C, M. & R. 681 16, 21
t?. Catley, 66 L. T. 687 ; 40 W. R. 570 60
r. Great North of Scotland Rail. Co. [1891] A. C. 31, 39 ... 275
f. Statham, 2 Show. 61 20
Adcock V. Wood, 2 L., M. &; P. 501 ; 6 Kx. 814 ; 20 L. J., Ex. 435 :
affd. in error, 7 Ex. 468 ; 21 L. J., Ex. 204 85, 314
Addison v. Gray, 2 Wils. 293 205, 241
Agar*. Macklew, 2 S. & S. 418 51
Ahrbecker r. Frost, 17 Q. B. D. 606 ; 55 L. J., Q. B. 477 ; 65 L. T.
264 ; 34 W. R. 789 212, 235
Aitcheson r. Cargey, 2 Ring. 199 ; 13 Price, 639 ; 9 Moore, 381 ;
1 M'Clel. 367 186, 207, 242
Aitken v. Batchelor, 62 L. J., Q. B. 193 ; 68 L. T. 530 ; 5 R. 218 ...2, 224
Alder r. SaviU, 5 Taunt. 454 89, 204
Aldington, Re, 15 C. B., K S. 375 ; 11 W. R. 202 ; 9 L. T. 582 16
Alexander v. Campbell, 41 L. J., Ch. 478 ; 27 L. T. 25 55. 6,S
V, Mendl, 22 L. T., N. S. 609 63; 67
Allen T. Francis, 9 Jur. 691 149
V, Greenslade, 33 L. T. 567 256, 27S
V, Harris, 1 Ld. Raym. 122 270
tr. Lowe, 4 Q. B. 66 ; 12 L. J., Q. B. 116 211
V, Milner, 2 C. & J. 47 ; 2 Tyr. 113 271
Allenby v. Proudlock, 5 K & M. 636 ; 4 Dow. 54 ; 1 H. & W. 357... 242,
249, 283, 289
Ames V. Milward, 8 Taunt. 637 203
Amos r. Heme Bay, &c., Co., 54 L. T. 264 139
Amstell 1-. Lesser, 16 Q. B. D. 187 ; 55 L. J., Q. B. 114 ; 53 L. T.
. 759; 34W. R. 230 30a
Anderson v. Wallace, 3 CL & h\ 26 125, 164, 158
Andrews v. Barnes, 39 Ch. D. 133 ; 57 L. J., Ch. 694 ; 58 L. T. 748 ;
36 W. R. 705 ; 63 J. P. 4 240
r. Eaton, 7 Ex. 221 ; 21 L. J., Ex. 110 98^
V, Palmer, 4 B. & A. 250 109
Angus V. Bedford, 11 M. &. W. 69 ; 2 Dow., N. S. 735 ; 12 L. J.,
Ex. 180 180, 187, 221
r. Smythies, 2 F. & F. 381 160
Annlng v. Hartley, 27 L. J., Ex. 145 165, 252, 255, 259, 260
Anon., 2 Chitt. 44 152
1 Cromp. 270 304
Dyer, 242 a 178
A. I
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XVlll TABLE OF CASES.
PAGE Anon., 1 Salk. 71 143
1 Vent. 87 164
Ansell V. Evans, 7 T. R. 1 48
Antrara r. Chace, 15 East, 209 ; 1 Rose, 344 17, 47, 51, 268
Arbuckle r. Price, 4 Dow. 174 156
Archer r. Owen, 9 Dow. 341 ; 6 Jur. 340 163, 204, 208
Armitage r. Coates, 4 Ex. 641 ; 19 L. J., Ex. 95 213
Annitt v. Breame, 2 IxL Raym. 1076 189, 191
Armstrong r. Marshall, 4 Dow. 593 : 1 H. & W. 643 150
Ashcroft V. Foulkes, 25 L. J.. C. P. 202 ; 18 C. B. 261 ; 2 Jur.,
N. S. 449 235
Ashton r. Poynter, 2 Dow. 651 ; 3 Dow. 201 Ill, 279
Ashworth r. Heathcot€, 6 Bing. 596 83, 90
Astley, &c., Co. and Tyldealey Coal Co., He, 68 L. J.. Q. B. 252 ; 80
L. T. 116 : 15 Times L. R. 154 8, 11
Astlev r. Jov, 9 A. & B. 702 246
Aston r. George, 2 B. & A. 395 ; 1 Chitt. 204 101
Atkinson r. Jones, 1 D. & L. 225 ; 7 Jur. 881 83, 175
Atlas Metal Co. r. Miller [1898] 2 Q. B. 500 ; 79 L. T. 5 ; 46 W. R.
657 ; 67 L. J., Q. B. 815 246
Att.-Gen. r. Davison, M»C1. & Y. 160 150
r. Fea, 4 Madd. 274 23
Aubert r. Maze, 2 B. & P. 371 204
Auriol r. Smith, T. & R. 121 205, 209
Austrian Llovd Steam. Co. r. Gre^ham Life Assurance Co. [1903]
1 K. B. 249 ; 72 L. J., K. B. 211 ; 88 L. T. 6 ; 51 W. R. 402 ;
19 Times L. R. 155 57
Autothreptic Steam Boiler Co.,i?^,21 Q. B. D. 182; 57 L. J.,Q.B.
488 ; 59 L. T. 632 ; 37 W. R. 15 227
B.
Babbage r. Coulboum, 9 Q. B. D. 235 ; 51 L. J., Q. B. 638 ; 46 L. T. 283 ; 30 W. R. 950 ; affd. 52 L. J., Q. B. 50 ; 46 L. T. 794 • 30 \V R. 950 n. ... 55
Bache r. ' Billinghain [1894 ]* 1* Q.' "bV 107 V 63 L." JV, M.' cV 1 V 69 L.' T.*
648 ; 42 W. R. 217 ; 58 J. P. 181 ; 9 R. 79 38, 315
Backhouse r. Taylor, 20 L. J., Q. B. 233 20, 130
Bacon r. Cresswell, 1 Hodges, 189 91
r. Dubarry, 1 Ld. Raym. 246 14, 20
Badger, i?^, 2 B. & A. 691 145, 204
Badische Anilin,&c.. Fabrik r. Levinstein, 48 L. T. 822 ; 24 Ch. D.
156 ; 52 L. J., Ch. 704 ; 31 W. R. 913 327
Badley r. Loveday, 1 B. & P. 81 802
Baguley r. Markwick, 30 L. J., C. P. 342 ; 9 \V. R. 537 ; 10 C. B.,
N. S. 61 258, 276
Baillie r. Edinburgh Gas Co., 3 CI. & F. 6.39 199
Baily r. Curling, 20 L. J., Q. B. 235 ; 2 L., M. & P. 161. ..188, 239, 300, 306 Baker v. Cotterill, 18 L. J., Q. B. 345 ; 7 D. & L. 20... 158, 159, 213, 296
r. Hunter, 16 M. & W. 672 ; 4 D. & L. 696 ; 16 L. J. Ex. 203 261
i\ Stephens, L. R., 2 Q. B. 523 ; 36 L. J., Q. B. 236 ; 15 W. R.
902 ; 8 B. & S. 438 93
r. Townsend, 7 Taunt. 422 79
r. Towushend, 1 Moore, 120 ; 7 Taunt. 422 26
V, Wells, 9 Dow. 323 ; 5 Jur. 41 302
r. Yorkshire, &c.. Assurance Co. [1892] 1 Q. B. 144 ; 61 L. J.,
Q. B. 838 ; 66 L. T. 161 2
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Ball 1?. Dunsterville, 4 T. R. 313 17
Baltic Co. V. Simpson, 24 W. R. 390 329
BanfiU r. Leigh, 8 T. R. 671 20, 83, 177
Banks r. Banks, 1 Gale, 46 149
Bargraye r. Atkins, 3 Lev. 413 192
Baring Brothers and Doulton, Re, 61 L. J., Q. B. 704 ; 8 Times,
L. R. 701 104
Baring-Gould r. Sharpington, &c., Syndicate [1899] 2 Ch. 80 ; 68
L. J., Ch. 429 ; 80 L. T. 739 ; 47 W. R. 564 ; 16 Times L. R.
366 9, 30, 93, 131
Barker v. Tibson, 2 Wm. Bl. 953 240
Barnard r. Moss, 1 Hy. Bl. 107 237
Barnardiston v. Fowler, 10 Mod. 204 84, 177
Barnes n Braithwaite, 2 H. & N. 569 136
V, Hayward, 1 H. & N. 742 137, 248
r. Youngs [1898] 1 Ch. 414 ; 46 W. R. 382 ; 67 L. J., Ch.
263 62,63
Barry r. Grogan, 16 W. R. 727 23
v. Rush, 1 T. R. 691 19
Barton r. Ransom, 6 Dow. 597 289
r. Ranson, 3 M. & W. 322 190, 199
Baspole's Case, Yelv. 203 85
Bass r. Maitland, 8 Moore, 44 304
Bateman t?. Ross, 1 Dow. 236 23
Bates V, Cooke, 9 B. & C. 407 128, 134
V. Townley, 19 L. J., Ex. 399 ; 2 Ex. 152 ; 12 Jur. 606 272
BayUs r. Lintott, 42 L. J., C. P. 119 ; L. R., 8 C. P. 354 ; 28 L. T.
666 236
Beale v, Beale, RoUe, Ab. " Arb." H. 14 191
Beanr. Newbury, 1 Lev. 139 14, 132
Beard r. Perry, 31 L. J., Q. B. 180 ; 2 B. & S. 493 235
Bearup v. Peacock, 2 D. & L. 850 ; 14 M. & W. 149 ; 14 L. J., Ex.
232 216
Beaufort (Duke of) and Swansea Harbour Trustees, Re, 29 L. J., C. P.
241 ; 8 C. B., N. S. 146 ; 6 Jur., N. S. 979 ; 1 L. T. 370 ; 8
W. R. 188 184, 185
Beaufort v, Ashbumham, 32 L. J., C. P. 97 ; 13 C. B., N. S. 598 ; 7
L. T. 710 ; 11 W. R. 267 248
(Dukeof) t7.Welch,10 A. & E.527; 3 Jur. 794 186, 203
Beck, Re, 1 C. B., W. S. 695 120
r. Sargent, 4 Taunt. 232 134
Beckett r. Midland Rail. Co., L. R., 1 C. P. 241 : 35 L. J., C. P. 163 ;
14 W. R. 393 ; 13 L. T. 672 ; 1 H. & R. 189 28
Bedam r. Clerkson, 1 Ld. Raym. 123 177, 193
Beddow r. Beddow, 47 L. J., Ch. 588 ; 9 Ch. D. 89 ; 26 W. R.
670 85, 112, 116
Bedington r. Southall, 4 Price, 232 156
Bedwell v. Wood, 46 L. J., Q. B. 725 ; 2 Q. B. D. 626 ; 36 L. T. 213 237
Beeley r. Wingfield, 11 East, 46 25
Belcher r. Roedean School, &c., 85 L. T. 468 103, 104, 114
Belfield v. Bourne [1894] 1 Ch. 521 ; 63 L. J.. Ch. 104 ; 69 L. T.
786 ; 42 W. R. 189 ; 8 R. 61 64
Bell r. Belson, 2 Chitt. 157 225
V, Gipps, 2 Ld. Raym. 1141 191
r. Postlethwaite, 5 E. & B. 695 ; 25 L. J., Q. B. 63 ; 1 Jur.,
N. S. 1167 91
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Bennett f. Skardon, 6 M. & R. 10 285
V. Watson, 29 L. J., Ex. 357 ; 5 H. & N. 831 ; 6 Jur., N. S.
637 ; 8 W. R. 612 95
Benwellr. Hinxman, 3 Dow. 500 ; 1 C, M. & R. 936 : 5 Tyr. 509... 95 Besant r. Wood, 12 Ch. D. 622 : 48 L. J., Ch. 497 ; 40 L. T.
446 24
Bexley Local Board v. West Kent Sewerage Board, 9 Q. B. D. 518 ;
51 L. J., Q. B. 456 ; 47 L. T. 192 ; 31 W. R. 119 ; 46 J. P. 519 6
Bhear r. Harradine, 7 Ex. 269 ; 21 L. J., Ex. 127 186, 241
Bidden v. Dowse, 6 B. & C. 255 ; 9 D. & R. 404 21, 51
Bidder v. North Stafford Rail. Co., 4 Q. B. D. 412 ; 48 L. J., Q. B.
248 ; 40 L. T. 801 ; 27 W. R. 540 1, 78, 171
Biggs V. Hansen, 16 C. B. 562 149
Bignan v. Gale, 10 L. J., C. P. 169; 2 M. & G. 830 ; 9 Dow. 631 ;
3 Scott, N. R. 108 ; 5 Jur. 701 155, 161
Bird V. Bird, 1 Salk. 74 177
V. Cooper, 4 Dow. 148 82, 175
V, Penrice, 6 M. & W. 7r.4 261
Birks V. Trippet, 1 Saund. 28c, 32 82, 184, 315
Birmingham (Mayor of) v. Allen, W. N. (1877) 190 828, 32»
Blackett r. Bates, L. R., 1 Ch. 117 ; 35 L. J., Ch. 324 ; 2 H. & M.
610 318
Blair r. Jones, 20 L. J., Ex. 295 ; 6 Ex. 701 230
Blake r. Appleyard, 47 L. J., Ex. 407 ; 3 Ex. D. 195 ; 26 W. R.
692 236
Blanchard r. LiUy, 9 East, 497 220
r. Sun Fire Office, 6 Times L. R. 365 113, 117, 280
Blennerhasset t:. Day, 2 Ban & B. 104 117
Block V. Palgrave, Cro. Eliz. 797 166
Bluck, Be, 22 L. J., C. P. 173 191
Blunden v. Brettargh, 17 Yes. 232 106, 167, 816
Blunt r. Cooke, 4 M. & G. 458 90
Blyth and Tyne Rail. Co., Be, 1 1 W. R. 705 130
Blythe r. Lafone, 1 E. &. E. 435 ; 28 L. J., Q. B. 164 ; 5 Jur., N. S.
364 58
Bonner r. Charlton, 5 East, 139 ; 1 Smith, 369 70, 219, 220
f. Liddell, 1 B. & B. 80 181
Boodle V. Davies, 3 A. & B. 200 ; 4 N. & M. 788 ; 1 H. & W. 420... 24,
181, 288, 289,