- Cited — O'Neill v Holland 2020-11-27
“…hold and make use of 53 Worsley Road with the result that, pursuant to the doctrine set out in Rochefoucauld v Boustead [1897] 1 Ch 196 and/or Pallant v Morgan [1953] Ch 43, it would be inequitable to permit [Mr…”
- Cited — Kahrmann v Harrison-Morgan 2019-11-27
“…ion is raised with particular force in relation to an argument for the imposition of a constructive trust based on the principles derived from Pallant v Morgan [1953] Ch 43 and developed in subsequent case law. Not only was a claim of this nature never pleaded, says Hilary, but reliance on it was abandoned by the claimants’ then c…”
- Cited — Generator Developments Ltd v LIDL UK GmbH 2018-03-08
“…The Pallant v Morgan equity takes its name from that case: [1953] Ch 43. Two neighbours were interested in acquiring a piece of amenity land which was to be sold by auction. Each instructed an agent. Shortly before the auction the …”
- Not followed — Generator Developments Ltd v LIDL UK GmbH 2018-03-08
“…Goulding J. does not appear to have been referred to Pallant v. Morgan [1953] Ch 43 —although he was referred to Holiday Inns Inc v Broadhead —and his reasoning does not follow closely the analysis in the judgments of Megarry J and Goff J in t…”
- Cited — Farrar v Miller 2018-02-14
“… made clear to us that the foundation of Mr Farrar’s claim for breach of constructive trust is and has always been the decision of Harman J in Pallant v Morgan [1953] Ch 43. In that case the agents of two landowners agreed immediately before the auction of a piece of land that one of them, the agent of the plaintiff, would refrain…”
- Cited — Farrar v Miller 2018-02-14
“…hefoucald v. Boustead [1897] 1 Ch. 196 (where the defendant agreed to buy property for the plaintiff but the trust was imperfectly recorded). Pallant v. Morgan [1953] Ch. 43 (where the defendant sought to keep for himself property which the plaintiff trusted him to buy for both parties) is another. In these cases the plaintiff does…”