Found: Lord Denning (1899-1999) in Ward v James [1966] 1QB 273, a civil appeal where the court was concerned

Found: As Lord Denning once affirmed, “Be you ever so high, the law is above you” — it is the state that must

Found: Lord Denning, who Margaret Thatcher called probably one of the greatest English judges of modern times

Found: importance that evidence before the court be both complete and reliable, CILEX endorses the belief of Lord Denning

Found: Najjar [1969], Lord Denning stated that promissory notes "are to be treated as cash," affirming their

Found: It applied to all new appointments, but the existing appointments, Lord Denning and people, could carry

Found: (Lord Denning in MacFoy v United Africa Co. Ltd. [1961], Privy Council). 12.

Found: To Precis Lord Denning : Lawyers assume the Law is an end to itself, advocates are not concerned

Found: We get back to that old conundrum which Lord Denning raised originally years ago.

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Found: A long time ago, Lord Denning said that it was the public duty of a p erson to assist the court by giving

Found: As Thomas Fuller once said – and Lord Denning often quoted – “Be you never so high, the law is above

Found: Lord Denning MR stated at p.198: “It is clear that n o Minister or public authority can acquire any

Found: There is a powerful dissenting judgment from Lord Denning, but we will not lengthen this decision by

Found: It is against this background that one has to read the short summary of the law given by Lord Denning

Found: In particular, starting with an observation of Lord Denning MR, in Western Excavations (ECC) Ltd v Sharp

Found: reasonably, in ignorance of that time limit; and iii) In Dedman the Court of Appeal , (particularly Lord Denning

Found: days, weeks or months working overseas”, (Todd v British Midland Airways Ltd [1978] ICR 959, per Lord Denning

Found: noted the terms of section 95 of the Employment Rights Act, 1996 and the well - known dictum of Lord Denning

Found: Crown Life Insurance [1978] ICR 590 per Lord Denning M.R; Catamaran Cruisers Ltd v Williams & Ors

Found: Lord Denning MR stated at p.198: “It is clear that n o Minister or public authority can acquire any

Found: section 11 of the Civil Evidence Act 1968 was not “a weig hty piece of evidence in itself” (as Lord Denning

Found: section 11 of the Civil Evidence Act 1968 was not “a weig hty piece of evidence in itself” (as Lord Denning

Found: section 11 of the Civil Evidence Act 1968 was not “a weig hty piece of evidence in itself” (as Lord Denning

Found: In relation to estoppel by con vention, Lord Bingham cited at p33 D the familiar passage from Lord Denning

Found: ordinarily working, even though he may spend days, weeks or months working overseas” ( Todd , per Lord Denning

Found: As Lord Denning, Master of the Rolls, pointe d out : "Strictly speaking it is nearly always practicable

Found: Ms Clarke , in submissions , cited the fol lowing passage from the speech of Lord Denning MR, in the

Found: the task for the Tribunal was to decide whether the breaches in question were, in the words of Lord Denning

Found: cannot be changed by putting a diff erent label upon it [and then there is a quotation from Lord Denning

Found: In particular, starting with an observation of Lord Denning MR, in Western Excavation s (ECC) Ltd v

Found: It is against this background that one has to read the short summary of the law given by Lord Denning

Found: As Lord Denning MR explained in Western Excavating (ECC) Ltd v Sharp [1978] ICR 221, at p 226 A-C

Found: In Massey v Crown Life Insurance Co [1978] IRLR 31, Lord Denning MR observed at p.33, 13: ‘The

Found: Buckingham County Council [1961] AC 636 , a case concerning a condition in a planning permission, Lord Denning

Found: Judgment Date 12 December 1962 Report Citation [1963] 2 W.L.R. 225 [1963] 2 Q.B. 196 Court of Appeal Lord Denning

Found: against the misuse of its assets: see Wallersteiner v Moir [1974] 1 WLR 991 at p. 1014H (per Lord Denning