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Carlisle, on behalf, &c v The South-Eastern Railway Co     4

Cases Referring to this Case

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index †
Graham, on behalf, &c, v The Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway Co	[1850] EngR 566; 50 ER 1136; (1850) 12 Beav 460	Rolls Court	United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII		3
Miller v Priddon	[1850] EngR 327; 41 ER 1432; (1850) 1 Mac & G 687	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII		2
In the Matter of Townsend, a Lunatic	[1850] EngR 196; 41 ER 1431; (1850) 1 Mac & G 686	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII
Between Thomas Carlisle, on behalf of himself and all other the Shareholders in The South-Eastern Railway Co, except the Defendants to this suit, Plaintiff: and The South-Eastern Railway Co, James Macgregor, James Renshaw, Robert Browne, Henry Lewis Smale, John Bradshaw, The Right Honourable James Byng, John Charles Jack, Daniel Warren, William Gordon Thomson, Robert William Kennard, Charles Ironside; and Francis Curwen Smith, Defendants			United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII

Cases and Articles Cited

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index †
Carlistle v The South-Estern Railway Co	[1850] EngR 493; 47 ER 1724; (1850) 2 H & Tw 366	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII		2
20 LJCh 465	20 LJCh 465	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom				2
8 Ch 162	8 Ch 162	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom		LexisNexis / Westlaw		2
Between Thomas Carlisle, on behalf of himself and all other the Shareholders in The South-Eastern Railway Co, except the Defendants to this suit, Plaintiff: and The South-Eastern Railway Co, James Macgregor, James Renshaw, Robert Browne, Henry Lewis Smale, John Bradshaw, The Right Honourable James Byng, John Charles Jack, Daniel Warren, William Gordon Thomson, Robert William Kennard, Charles Ironside; and Francis Curwen Smith, Defendants			United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII
In the Matter of Townsend, a Lunatic	[1850] EngR 196; 41 ER 1431; (1850) 1 Mac & G 686	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom	circa 1850	CommonLII