Judgment[1986] KEHC 23
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Division and case type: CivilCivil Case
…In order for the defendants to avoid payment of the claim on this last ground it must show that its mistake rendered the contract nullity one naturally turns to the decision of the House of Lords in Bell vs Lever Brothers…
…I feel that the best and briefest statement of what that cure decided is Lord Denning (then Denning L J) in Solle vs Butcher [1950] 1 TLR at p 458, which reads: “Let me first consider mistakes which render a contract a nullity…
Division and case type: CivilCivil Appeal
…It was up to court, when it was pointed out in an application for review that judgment was entered against some defendants without being heard, to hold that the whole arbitration proceedings were a nullity in the interest…
…The point here is not of fresh evidence but the point of law which underlie the proceedings the effect of which render the proceedings a nullity.…