Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery During the Time of Lord Chancellor Cottenham 1849-[1851]Little, Brown, 1871 |
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... contract or confidence . The cases in which the Court refuses to interfere by injunction until the legal right is established at law have no application to cases in which the Court ex- ercises an original and independent jurisdiction to ...
... contract or confidence . The cases in which the Court refuses to interfere by injunction until the legal right is established at law have no application to cases in which the Court ex- ercises an original and independent jurisdiction to ...
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... objects or works of art . He has a right to communicate these feelings , or the result of them , to ( a ) 2 Atk . 141 . ( b ) 17 Ves . 422 . others ; and nothing short of contract can operate to [ 25 ] PRINCE ALBERT V. STRANGE ET AL . * 31.
... objects or works of art . He has a right to communicate these feelings , or the result of them , to ( a ) 2 Atk . 141 . ( b ) 17 Ves . 422 . others ; and nothing short of contract can operate to [ 25 ] PRINCE ALBERT V. STRANGE ET AL . * 31.
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... contract , express or implied . The present case falls within neither of these grounds , and the injunction can only ... contract , cases resting only on contract are very rare , the question of property being generally mixed with that ...
... contract , express or implied . The present case falls within neither of these grounds , and the injunction can only ... contract , cases resting only on contract are very rare , the question of property being generally mixed with that ...
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... contract , but on property ; there is nothing to show contract or confidence . It cannot be main- tained that privacy constitutes property , or that the Court will interfere to protect the owner in the enjoyment * of it ; Chan- * 35 ...
... contract , but on property ; there is nothing to show contract or confidence . It cannot be main- tained that privacy constitutes property , or that the Court will interfere to protect the owner in the enjoyment * of it ; Chan- * 35 ...
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... contract , or there was a crime committed . In neither case , could the defend- ant obtain a title to use the information so acquired . Bridgman v . Green . ( 1 ) In Abernethy v . Hutchinson , ( m ) Lord Eldon observed , that how the ...
... contract , or there was a crime committed . In neither case , could the defend- ant obtain a title to use the information so acquired . Bridgman v . Green . ( 1 ) In Abernethy v . Hutchinson , ( m ) Lord Eldon observed , that how the ...
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