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The conversation covers legal concepts such as obiter dicta, ratio decidendi, and dissenting opinions in notable cases like Fisher v Bell, Donoghue v Stevenson, and Walsh v Lonsdale. It explains the principles established in these cases, such as duty of care and the binding nature of agreements in equity. The principle of per incuriam is also discussed, highlighting its role in ensuring adherence to established law.Full Conversation
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In the case of Fisher v Bell (*), the obiter dicta included comments about the interpretation of the law regarding the display of goods for sale. The judge mentioned that even though there might be a public policy concern regarding the sale of dangerous items, the legal definition of an "offer for sale" must be strictly construed. This comment was not essential to the decision but provided insight into the judge's reasoning.
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dissenting opinions in the fisher v bell case
In the Fisher v Bell (*) case, there were no dissenting opinions as the decision was made by a single judge, Lord Parker C.J., in the Queen's Bench Division. The case focused on the interpretation of the term "offer for sale" under the Restriction of Offensive Weapons Act *.
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what is the ratio and obiter in the case of donogue v Stevenson
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In the Donoghue v Stevenson case:
- Ratio Decidendi: This established the principle of duty of care in negligence law. Manufacturers owe a duty of care to the ultimate consumers of their products.
- Obiter Dicta: Comments made by Lord Atkin about the "neighbor principle," suggesting that individuals should take reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions that could foreseeably harm others.
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In the Donoghue v Stevenson case:
- Ratio Decidendi: This established the principle of duty of care in negligence law. Manufacturers owe a duty of care to the ultimate consumers of their products.
- Obiter Dicta: Comments made by Lord Atkin about the "neighbor principle," suggesting that individuals should take reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions that could foreseeably harm others.
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dissenting opinions in the case of donoghue v stevenson
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In the case of Donoghue v Stevenson (*), there were no formal dissenting opinions because it was a majority decision in the House of Lords. The case established the principle of duty of care in negligence law.
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In the case of Donoghue v Stevenson (*), there were no formal dissenting opinions because it was a majority decision in the House of Lords. The case established the principle of duty of care in negligence law.
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What was the ruling in the case of Wilkinson v Downton. answer like a lawyer with 10 years of experience
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In the case of Wilkinson v Downton [*] * QB *, the court ruled that the defendant was liable for intentionally causing emotional distress to the plaintiff by playing a practical joke. The ruling established the principle that intentional infliction of emotional distress could be actionable, even without physical harm.
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In the case of Wilkinson v Downton [*] * QB *, the court ruled that the defendant was liable for intentionally causing emotional distress to the plaintiff by playing a practical joke. The ruling established the principle that intentional infliction of emotional distress could be actionable, even without physical harm.
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what is the principle of per incuriam. answer as a lawyer
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The principle of "per incuriam" refers to a decision of a court that is given in ignorance or forgetfulness of a binding statutory provision or a binding precedent. Such decisions are not regarded as having any legal force and can be disregarded or overruled. This principle ensures that courts follow established law and avoid decisions that are made in error.
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The principle of "per incuriam" refers to a decision of a court that is given in ignorance or forgetfulness of a binding statutory provision or a binding precedent. Such decisions are not regarded as having any legal force and can be disregarded or overruled. This principle ensures that courts follow established law and avoid decisions that are made in error.
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what is the ratio and obiter in the case of walsh v longsdale
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In the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*):
- Ratio Decidendi: The case established that an agreement for a lease can be as binding as an actual lease if it is capable of specific performance.
- Obiter Dicta: The comments indicated that equity looks on that as done which ought to be done, meaning equitable principles can enforce the terms of the agreement.
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In the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*):
- Ratio Decidendi: The case established that an agreement for a lease can be as binding as an actual lease if it is capable of specific performance.
- Obiter Dicta: The comments indicated that equity looks on that as done which ought to be done, meaning equitable principles can enforce the terms of the agreement.
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obiter in the case of walsh v longsdale
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The obiter dicta in the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*) commented on the principle that "equity looks on that as done which ought to be done." This means that equitable principles can enforce the terms of an agreement, even if formalities have not been completed.
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The obiter dicta in the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*) commented on the principle that "equity looks on that as done which ought to be done." This means that equitable principles can enforce the terms of an agreement, even if formalities have not been completed.
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state the material and distinguishing facts in the case of walsh v lonsdale
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In the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*):
- Material Facts: Walsh agreed to take a lease of a mill from Lonsdale for seven years, but the lease was never formally executed. Walsh paid rent quarterly, but Lonsdale demanded payment annually in advance.
- Distinguishing Facts: The court decided that an agreement for a lease was as binding as an actual lease if it was enforceable by specific performance. Equity would treat the lease as effective even if formal legal requirements were not met.
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In the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*):
- Material Facts: Walsh agreed to take a lease of a mill from Lonsdale for seven years, but the lease was never formally executed. Walsh paid rent quarterly, but Lonsdale demanded payment annually in advance.
- Distinguishing Facts: The court decided that an agreement for a lease was as binding as an actual lease if it was enforceable by specific performance. Equity would treat the lease as effective even if formal legal requirements were not met.
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state the narrow ratio, wider ratio and legal principles in the case of walsh v lonsdale
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In the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*):
- Narrow Ratio: An agreement for a lease is as binding as an actual lease if it is specifically enforceable.
- Wider Ratio: Equity can enforce agreements as if they were legally completed if they are capable of specific performance.
- Legal Principles: Equity looks on that as done which ought to be done; specific performance; binding nature of equitable agreements.
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In the case of Walsh v Lonsdale (*):
- Narrow Ratio: An agreement for a lease is as binding as an actual lease if it is specifically enforceable.
- Wider Ratio: Equity can enforce agreements as if they were legally completed if they are capable of specific performance.
- Legal Principles: Equity looks on that as done which ought to be done; specific performance; binding nature of equitable agreements.
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