...plaintiff has not presented sufficient proof to make out a claim upon which relief may be granted. In the view which I take of the case, it is not necessary to deal with the contention of the defendant based on the alleged general release, or that premised...

...amended tariff had been posted or filed at the Lacombe office ten days before it was to come into force, but in the view which I take of the case it is in my opinion unnecessary to inquire whether the law in this respect had or had not been strictly complied...

...north of it On behalf of the plaintiffs it is contended that the collision took place in the fairway. In the view which I take of the case, it is not absolutely necessary to determine whether this was so 'or not; but I am inclined to think that the...

...satisfied that I was right in allowing such third alterative claim to be litigated in this action ; but in the view which I take of the case it is, I think, immaterial whether I was right or wrong in so doing, because, in my opinion, there is nothing...

...of the son had the effect of revoking the will. This view was accepted by Sir Subrahmania Ayyar, J. In the view which I take of the case it is not necessary for me to discuss Sir Subrahmania Ayyar's judgment, though I desire to express my appreciation of the...

...The plaintiff offered evidence to show that such manufacture, if it existed, was merely experimental. In the view^ which I take of the case it is not necessary to find whether or not the defendant affirmatively established the fact of such manufacture for sale....

...through its Directors, on behalf and for the benefit of the employees and the business of the Company. In the view which I take of the case it is not necessary to decide as to the soundness or the reverse of the first contention put forward by Dr Hedderwick's...