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5 Cards in this Set
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Bribery |
Lord Mayor, Alderman & Burgesses of Dublin v. Hayes |
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Tax dodging |
Lewis v Squash Ireland |
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General crime |
Crime: Everet v Williams High standard of proof for the alleged crime: Gray v Hibernian Insurance Tort: Clay v Yates |
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Champerty |
Fraser v Buckle |
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As formed v As performed |
Contract legal on its face but illegal due to how parties performed it, what happens? If they both intended illegal performance, unenforceable. Ashmore v Dawson. If only one, innocent party has full range of remedies. Whitecross Potatoes v Coyle. |
