Considine v McInerney

JurisdictionIreland
Date1916
Year1916
CourtHouse of Lords (Ireland)

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    • House of Lords
    • 28 November 1930
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    • Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court)
    • 18 June 2010
    ...no more than entitled to such as the Acts give him. I cannot do better there than quote the phrase which Lord Buckmaster used in Considine v. McInerney, where, summing up the position, he says: “He was entitled to expect an annual allowance,” and then he goes on, in the well known words tha......
  • Wigg v Attorney General for the Irish Free State
    • United Kingdom
    • Privy Council
    • Invalid date
    ... ... those Acts gave no right of action is clear from the cases referred to on behalf of the appellants and recognized by the House of Lords in Considine v. McInerney. F8 The Act of 1920 substituted the Civil Service Committee for the Treasury, maintaining the principle that there should be no legal ... ...
  • O'Brien v Tipperary Board of Health
    • Ireland
    • Supreme Court
    • 1 January 1939
    ...that this appeal should be dismissed. (1) Before Sullivan C.J. , FitzGibbon , Meredith and Geoghegan JJ. (1) [1908] 2 I. R. 609. (1) [1916] 2 A. C. 162. (1) [1914] 2 I. R. (2) 37 I. L. T. R. 158. (3) [1931] I. R. 381. (4) [1914] A. C. 667. (5) 47 I. L. T. R. 55. (6) 29 T. L. R. 652. (7) [19......
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  • Preliminary Sections
    • Nigeria
    • DSC Publications Online Nigerian Supreme Court Cases. 1964 Preliminary Sections
    • 11 November 2022
    ...33, 36, 37. 62 Connelly v. D.P.P. (1964) A.C.1254; (1964) 2 All E.R. 401; (1964) 2 W.L.R. 1145; mentioned. 275 Considine v. McInerney (1916) 2 A.C. 162; 144 L.T. 1138; 32 T.L.R.453; (4). 168 Cory v. Bristow (1877) 2 App.C.262,276. 46 Crooke v. De Vandes (1902) (9 Ves Jr. 197, 204) 32.106 E.......