Webber v Adams

• Jurisdiction: Ireland
• Judgment Date: 06 July 1875
• Date: 06 July 1875
• Court: House of Lords (Ireland)

House of Lords.

WEBBER

and

ADAMS.

Brundrett, Randall, & Govett L. R. Week. N. 1875, p. 146.

— Toll on sales of Corn.

THE IRISH REPORTS. [I. R. stances under which and the agreement upon which this mortgage was so executed. It therefore requires that the facts which constitute this explanation should be brought before the Court by the PlainÂtiff ; and to allow him now to supply these facts would be to allow him to support his order by facts not brought forward on the original application. We think it of great importance that the utmost good faith should be always used towards the Court, and, therefore, in discharging the order, on the ground of suppression of facts, discharge it with costs. Motion granted, and the charging order discharged with costs. Attorney for the Plaintiff : Robert Stephens. Attorney for the Defendant : S. P. Redington. H. E. (HOUSE OF LORDS). 1875. July 6. WEBBER v. ADAMS. Local Act-Toll on sales of Corn. APPEAL against a decision of the Court of Exchequer Chamber (Ir. R. 5 C. L. 146), affirming a previous judgment of the Court of Exchequer (Ir. R. 3 C. L. 56) on the construction of the 3 Geo. 4, c. 79 (local), relating to the tolls leviable on corn sold in the city of Cork. The Plaintiff was the clerk of the trustees of the market, and contended that the power to levy tolls was...