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Lloyd's Law Reports
WELCOME FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD v NINE REGIONS LTD
Sale of goods – Transfer of title – Goods subject to hire purchase transferred under bill of sale – Whether title passed to transferee – Sale of Goods Act 1979, section 21 – Hire-Purchase Act 1964, sections 27 and 29.
01 Sep 2010
SABMILLER AFRICA AND ANOTHER v EAST AFRICAN BREWERIES
Arbitration – Interim injunction – Power of Court of Appeal to give permission to appeal against grant of injunction – Whether parties had extended the court’s powers – Arbitration Act 1996, section 44 – Senior Courts Act 1981, section 37.
01 Sep 2010
FARSTAD SUPPLY A/S v ENVIROCO LTD AND ANOTHER (THE “FAR SERVICE”) (SCOTLAND)
Tort – Joint tortfeasors – Apportionment – Vessel sustained fire damage whilst in harbour – Shipowners bringing negligence claim against service company which caused fire – Service company seeking apportionment of damages and contribution on basis that charterers were also to blame – Whether service company entitled to apportionment and contribution – Whether charterparty contained exclusion or indemnity clause – Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1940.
16 Aug 2010
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