Shirlaw v Southern Foundries is a leading Court of Appeal decision concerning implied terms in contracts and the limits on a company’s ability to alter its articles of association in a way that prejudices pre-existing… Shirlaw v Southern Foundries
Solle v Butcher is a leading English contract law case on the doctrine of mistake and the role of equitable principles in setting aside contracts. Decided by the Court of Appeal, it is especially significant… Solle v Butcher
Smith v Littlewoods Organisation Ltd is a leading decision of the House of Lords that clarifies when an occupier may owe a duty of care for damage caused by the actions of third parties. The… Smith v Littlewoods Organisation Ltd
Smith v Leech Brain & Co Ltd is a significant English tort law case that deals with negligence, causation, remoteness of damage and the application of the eggshell skull rule. The case is widely regarded… Smith v Leech Brain & Co Ltd
Smith v Land & House Property Corporation is a leading English contract law case on misrepresentation, particularly regarding the distinction between a statement of opinion and a statement of fact. The case is often cited… Smith v Land & House Property Corporation
Smith v Hughes is a leading English contract law case concerning mistake, the objective test of agreement, and the principle of caveat emptor (buyer beware). It is frequently cited for establishing that a contract is… Smith v Hughes
The case of Smith v Eric S Bush [1990] UKHL 1 is a leading decision of the House of Lords that clarified two significant areas of English law — the existence of a duty of… Smith v Eric S Bush
Shogun Finance Ltd v Hudson [2003] UKHL 62 is a landmark case in English contract law concerning mistaken identity and its effect on contractual validity. Decided by the House of Lords, it addressed whether a… Shogun Finance Ltd v Hudson
The case of Shadwell v Shadwell (1860) is a significant English contract law decision that clarified the concept of consideration where a party performs a duty already owed under a separate contract with a third… Shadwell v Shadwell
The decision in Saunders v Vautier [1841] EWHC J82 is a landmark judgement in English trust law. It established a clear rule of equity now known as the rule in Saunders v Vautier. The case… Saunders v Vautier