Gilmore v Windle

JurisdictionIreland
Judgment Date29 July 1967
Date29 July 1967
Docket Number[1962. No. 1395 P.]
CourtSupreme Court
(S.C.)
Gilmore
and
Windle

Defendant motorist claiming indemnity or contribution from seller of car for alleged breach of warranty - Application to issue and serve third-party notice - Whether application should be granted - Rules of the Superior Courts'1962, O. 16. rr. 1, 7, 8, 9 - Civil Liability Act, 1961, s. 27 - Civil Liability (Amendment) Act, 1964, s. 3.

The plaintiff was struck by the defendant's motor car and injured. The plaintiff claimed damages from the defendant in the High Court and alleged that his injuries had been caused by the negligent driving of the defendant. The defendant claimed...

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