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KELLY v. CORNHILL INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 1

Motor insurance-Death of insured-Whether permission to drive given by insured continued after his death.

McCUTCHEON v. DAVID MACBRAYNE, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 16

Carriage by sea-Conditions of carriage-Total loss of motor car carried on vessel - Liability of carriers-Whether contract of carriage was subject to carriers' conditions of carriage.

ROOKES v. BARNARD AND OTHERS

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 28

Intimidation-Threat by union members to break contracts of service unless non-union employee dismissed - Whether a tort - Whether union officials protected from liability by Trade Disputes Act, 1906. Trade Disputes Act, 1906 - Threat to break contracts of service (by strike action) by union members unless non-union employee dismissed - Whether union officials protected from liability in tort to nonunion employee by Sect. 1 or Sect. 3. Damages-Consideration of principles affecting exemplary and aggravated damages.

FAIRFIELD SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING COMPANY, LTD. v. HALL

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 73

Factories Acts - Slippery floor-Injury to welder when he slipped on piece of rod on boiler-shop passage way - Duty on employers to keep passage way free - Whether absence of instructions contributed to accident-Factories Act, 1961, Sect. 28 (1).

EASTERN COUNTIES FARMERS, LTD. v. J. & J. CUNNINGHAM, LTD.; GRIMSDALE & SONS, LTD. (THIRD PARTY); HOLLAND COLOMBO TRADING SOCIETY, LTD. (FOURTH PARTY)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 81

Practice-Pleadings-Leave to amend.

ALEXANDER AND ALEXANDER v. CITY LINE, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 84

Carriage by sea-Passengers' baggage-Loss- Liability of shipowners-Effect of conditions printed on ticket.

BRAITHWAITE v. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD.; JAMES D. DAY, LTD. (THIRD PARTIES)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 94

Burglary insurance - Loss of jewellery - Replacement of brooch by insurers - Whether assured entitled to reject replica -Liability of manufacturers of replica to insurers in third-party proceedings. Costs-Third-party proceedings.

HICKS v. BRITISH WATERWAYS BOARD

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 103

Master and servant-Unnecessary risk-Injury to dock worker's hand nipped between crane hook and chain round set-Alleged inadequate gang-Alleged negligent slinging-Liability of employers.

ALI v. WILLIAM CORY & SON, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 107

Master and servant - Safe plant - Injury to ship's fireman allegedly due to defective forced-draught mechanism.

TRANS EUROPEAN AVIATION, LTD. v. BAHR BEHREND & CO., LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 113

Practice - Order 14 proceedings - Appeal against leave to sign judgment-Whether debtor precluded from pleading set-off as defence.

THE "VECHTSTROOM"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 118

Collision - River - Fog - Radar station - Ferry boat - Precipitate starboard-wheel action-Excessive speed-Whether failure to wait for radar station information amounted to negligence.

F. C. BRADLEY & SONS, LTD. v. COLONIAL & CONTINENTAL TRADING, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 126

Sale of goods - Delivery - Sale of potatoes "immediate delivery" ex quay - No contract potatoes collected within 3 days- Whether potatoes available for delivery- Whether buyers entitled to repudiate contract.

J. T. STRATFORD & SON, LTD. v. LINDLEY, WATSON AND STADEN

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 138

Injunction-Interim injunction-Instruction by union that no member should man, service or tow barges owned by plaintiffs-Action by plaintiffs for damages for intimidation and conspiracy-Whether interim injunction available against union officials. Intimidation - Interference with contractual relations-Proof required. Conspiracy - Justification - Whether instructions issued by union against plaintiffs (who employed no members of union) justifiable. Trade Disputes Act, 1906-Trade dispute- Instruction issued by union that no member should man, service or tow barges owned by company at time when no dispute was in existence between company (or its subsidiary) and union - Whether union officials protected by Sect. 3.

PETER DARLINGTON PARTNERS, LTD. v. GOSHO COMPANY, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 149

Sale of goods-"Consensus ad idem"-Meaning of "pure basis" in seed contract.

PRACTICE DIRECTIONS

[1964] 1 Lloyds Rep. 156

Appeals to the House of Lords.

ALLFORD v. UNION COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 157

Occupiers' Liability Act, 1957 - Duty to take care appropriate to visitor's calling - Injury to lighterman walking along wooden coping of tide wall-Extent of occupiers' duty-Liability of occupiers-Sect. 2 (2), (3).

C. E. B. DRAPER & SON, LTD. v. EDWARD TURNER & SON, LTD.; H. G. GAMWELL, JNR., LTD. (THIRD PARTY); G. C. DOBELL & CO., LTD. (FOURTH PARTY); STEEL BROTHERS & CO., LTD. (FIFTH PARTY); Y. A. GANNY & SONS (SIXTH PARTY)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 165

Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act, 1926 - Statutory warranty as to fitness for purpose-Whether contractual standard of proof limited warranty contrary to statute - Whether Act only applicable to "domestic" contracts - L.C.F.T.A. Form No. 6-Castor Seed Clause-Sect. 2 (2) of 1926 Act. London Cattle Food Trade Association Contract Form No. 6 - Castor Seed Clause - Whether analysis under Castor Seed Clause sufficient proof that warranty under Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act, 1926, Sect. 2 (2) had not been breached. Sale of goods-Quality-Fitness for purpose- Cattle food containing toxic matter in breach of warranty under Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act, 1926, Sect. 2 (2) - Allegation that analysis under L.C.F.T.A. Castor Seed Clause was sufficient to prove that warranty had not been breached - Whether Castor Seed Clause limited or varied statutory warranty.

MARGARONIS NAVIGATION AGENCY, LTD. v. HENRY W. PEABODY & CO., OF LONDON, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 173

Charter-party - Laytime - Loading deliberately delayed by charterers but completed within laytime-Liability of charterers for detention.

-Loading - "Full and complete cargo" - Right of charterers to load full cargo - Effect of master's declaration of quantity of cargo required - Whether loading of 12,588 tons 4 cwt. out of 12,600 tons constituted loading a "full and complete cargo" requiring charterers to enable vessel to sail before laytime expired -Applicability of "de minimis" rule.

"De minimis" rule-Applicability to quantity of cargo loaded and so abrogating charterers' right to load full cargo.

LETANG v. COOPER

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 188

Limitation of action-Trespass to the person- Whether within Law Reform (Limitation of Actions, &c.) Act, 1954, Sect. 2.

RENDLESHAM v. DUNNE; PENNINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (THIRD PARTY)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 192

Motor insurance-Learner driver-Whether a provisional licence a licence to drive, within policy terms-Whether driving of car by learner driver unaccompanied by full licence holder constituted a failure to safeguard insured vehicle from loss and damage.

DOMINION BRIDGE COMPANY, LTD. v. TORONTO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 194

Contractor's public liability insurance - Contractor's property damage endorsement covering liability imposed by law-Exclusion of liability assumed under contract and injury to property used by contractor - Whether liability in tort covered although concurrent liability in contract existed-Meaning of "used".

THE "PARITA"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 199

Admiralty practice - Appraisement and sale - Classification of vessel before sale thereby increasing fund.

AKTIEBOLAGET LEGIS v. V. BERG & SONS, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 203

Arbitration - Award - Motion to set aside in that it was bad in law because umpire's decision was not justifiable; in that award was ambiguous; and in that umpire misconducted himself in that he made final award when asked to rule on jurisdiction and there was a misunderstanding between parties and umpire as to issue for decision - Whether contract and umpire's letter containing reasons for award incorporated into award.

DANEAU v. LAURENT GENDRON, LTEE.; UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LTD. (THIRD PARTY)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 220

Marine insurance-Total loss-Seaworthiness- Laying up - Repairs - Allegation that vessel was not seaworthy; that she was improperly laid up; and that loss was due to faulty repairs after policy expired - Waiver.

CITY GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. v. ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY*

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 225

Excess travellers insurance - Loan receipts - Whether excess insurers precluded from participating in recovery from third party -Effect of recovery on ultimate net loss.

GARDINER v. ADMIRALTY COMMISSIONERS

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 231

Factories Act, 1937 - Safe means of access - Ship under repair in dry dock - Obstacle on deck - Injury to shipwright - Applicability of Factories Act, 1937, Sect. 26 (1).

J. T. STRATFORD & SON, LTD. v. LINDLEY, WATSON AND STADEN

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 237

Trade Disputes Act, 1906 - Trade dispute - Extent of protection afforded by Sects. 1 and 3. Intimidation - Interference with contractual relations-Effect on common law of Trade Disputes Act, 1906.

EVANS v. LEWIS

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 258

Road Traffic Act, 1960-Third-party insurance -Car hired and driven by person of class excluded by policy - Whether covered by insurance - Applicability of Sect. 207 - Effect of proposal form - Whether there was a separate contract between driver and insurers.

AXFORD v. RAUMANMERI O/Y AND H. LANGE BELL & CO., LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 264

Damages-Assessment-Personal injuries claim by stevedore (also a professional boxer).

SETH v. BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 268

Carriage by air-Limitation of liability-Loss of baggage-Baggage check provisions. United States-Practice-Jurisdiction- Action arising under a treaty of United States (Warsaw Convention, 1929) concerning matter of 10,000 dols.-Whether valuation was colourable in order to confer jurisdiction.

PRACTICE DIRECTION

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 273

Variation of Trusts Act, 1958.

VICKERS v. BRITISH TRANSPORT DOCKS BOARD AND DORMAN LONG (STEEL), LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 275

Negligence - Unnecessary risk - Occupational hazard-Injury to slinger while moving painted steel rails - Whether due to paint -Liability of employers and/or consignors.

BAXTER, HOARE & CO., LTD. v. McGREGOR

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 290

Road Traffic Act, 1960 - "C" licence- Carriage of goods for hire or reward- Whether clearance of goods through Customs amounted to subjecting goods to a process in course of carriers' business or trade.

SHACKLETON AVIATION, LTD. v. MAITLAND DREWERY AVIATION, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 293

Brokers - Commission - Sale of aircraft to charterers by owners during charter arranged by brokers-Whether brokers entitled to commission from owners - Whether owners wrongfully terminated charter thereby depriving brokers of commission.

LEE COOPER, LTD. v. C. H. JEAKINS & SONS, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 300

Negligence-Carriage of goods by road to order of owners' contractors-Goods stolen- Liability of carriers to owners in contract or in tort-Whether carriers protected by conditions of carriage in contract with contractors and/or in contract between contractors and owners-Whether carriers in fundamental breach of contract - Whether carriers under duty to owners to take care of goods.

THE "ARKELDYK"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 313

Negligence-Dock-Barge struck by propeller turning during warming up of ship's engines - Barge sunk - Liability of shipowners - Avonmouth and Royal Edward Docks General By-laws, 1956, By-law 13 - Meaning of working "the propelling engines".

THE "NYLAND"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 319

Costs-Amendment of pleadings during trial- Plaintiffs awarded "costs of and occasioned by the amendment"-Application to review Admiralty Registrar's taxation-Meaning of "occasioned by".

THE "LUCILE BLOOMFIELD"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 324

Admiralty practice-Writ "in rem"-Motion to set aside-"Lis alibi pendens".

SFEIR & CO. v. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.; ASCHKAR & CO. v. SAME; ASCHKAR BROTHERS v. SAME.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 330

Administration of Justice Act, 1920- Registration of judgment of Commonwealth Court - Whether insurers submitted through their claims settling agents to jurisdiction of Court within Sect. 9 (2).

DAVIES v. PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 342

Occupiers' Liability Act, 1957-Duty of care - Special risks incident to calling - Seaman's fall from pier through gap in chains safeguarding edge-Liability of occupiers of pier-Sect. 2 (2), (3) (b).

EMPEROR GOLDMINING COMPANY, LTD. v. SWITZERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 348

Marine insurance-Particular charges-Whether payable under all risks policy without sue and labour clause.

THE "FEHMARN"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 355

Bill of Lading-Contamination of cargo of turpentine "shipped in apparent good order and condition"-Whether cargo contaminated before shipment-Liability of shipowners.

THE "HENDRIK"

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 371

Collision - Fog - Excessive speed - Signals - Trawler fishing in fog - Alleged negligence in fishing, in fog, across shipping lanes; and in failing to prevent trawler sinking.

THE "LEOBORG" (No. 2)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 380

Admiralty practice - Priorities - Voluntary payment off of privileged creditor - Equitable right of payer to same privilege -Unpaid wages while serving in sister ship-Costs of opposed motion.

THE "KINGSTON DIAMOND" (LIMITATION)

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 384

Admiralty practice-Limitation of liability- Withdrawal of defence in limitation action -Procedure for applying for judgment- Liability of defendants for costs-R.S.C., Order 19, r. 7.

BUNTEN & LANCASTER (PRODUCE), LTD. v. KIRIL MISCHEFF, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 386

Arbitration-Award-Motion to set aside or remit-Dispute as to quality-Jurisdiction of umpire to make award in respect of 1512 tons of goods when contract required only 12 tons-Alleged misconduct of umpire in receiving assistance in preparation of award from one party's solicitor.

BURGESS v. BROWNLOW

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 393

Insurance-Loss of licence-Airline pilot's loss of licence owing to duodenal ulcer- Whether due to illness during policy period.

HARDY v. MOTOR INSURERS' BUREAU

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 397

Motor insurance - Third-party liability - Criminal act by driver injuring person- Right of person to claim against driver's insurers (if any) - Liability of Motor Insurers' Bureau. Motor Insurers' Bureau - Criminal act by uninsured driver injuring person-Liability of M.I.B. to injured person.

STEWART v. WEST AFRICAN TERMINALS, LTD., AND J. RUSSELL & CO.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 409

Negligence - Duty of care - Injury to boilermaker while lifting slack wire obstructing passageway on deck of vessel -Liability of stevedores and/or employers.

A. TOMLINSON (HAULIERS), LTD. v. HEPBURN

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 416

Insurance - Goods in transit - Insurance effected by road carriers-Goods stolen -Whether goods off risk - Whether insurance on carriers' legal liability or on goods-Bailors' interest in policy.

BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD v. DOVER HARBOUR BOARD AND TOWNSEND BROS. FERRIES, LTD.

[1964] 1 Lloyd's Rep. 428

Dover Harbour Consolidation Act, 1954 - Preference in use of harbour given to railway Commission "if and so long as the commission become and remain liable on any guarantee of interest on any debenture stock issued by [Harbour] Board" - Dispute as to when preference was operable-Construction of relevant Acts.

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