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Explaining the general principles, this title considers estoppel under common law and in equity. It examines the different relationships in which estoppel can arise, such as contract law, property law, torts, restitution and family law cases. Covering different types of estoppel (estoppel by represe...

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1. Verfasser:	Handley, Kenneth R. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London Sweet & Maxwell 2006
Schriftenreihe:	The contract law library
Schlagworte:	Estoppel > England Contracts > England
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Zusammenfassung:	Explaining the general principles, this title considers estoppel under common law and in equity. It examines the different relationships in which estoppel can arise, such as contract law, property law, torts, restitution and family law cases. Covering different types of estoppel (estoppel by representation and convention, proprietary estoppel, promissory estoppel and election) the book also illustrates how estoppel works through in-depth analysis of case law. It also deals with procedural matters and shows how estoppel can be used so you can ensure the best result for clients.
Beschreibung:	lVII, 325 S. 24 cm
ISBN:	9780421912106 0421912103

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adam_text	CONTENTS Foreword Preface Table of Cases Table of Statutes Chapter Introduction Common law estoppel Equitable estoppel Development of estoppel by representation Estoppel by representation The elements of estoppel by representation Causation Detrimental change of position Estoppel by representation: evidentiary or substantive Equitable estoppel creates rights Estoppel by representation in conflict of laws Focus of estoppel by representation on Représenter Rationale of estoppel by representation Estoppel by representation part of the law of misrepresentation Estoppel by representation resolves conflicting versions of fact Election between estoppel and truth Court has no discretion and estoppel cannot be bought out Effect of estoppel by representation on title Estoppel by another name Introduction of unconscionability No single overarching principle Judicial activism: negligence and estoppel Estoppel in public law Estoppel in other systems ix Contents Chapter Representations Introduction Statement of fact Statement of intention Statement of opinion or belief Promise or statement as to the future may imply representation of existing fact Justification of distinction Dextra Statement as to the future cannot support useful estoppel Statement of law Statement of mixed fact and law Statement of law as opinion Representation by exercise or assertion of rights Waiver of contractual term Waiver based on estoppel Waiver of contractual notice Acceptance of invalid notice Anticipatory breach Chapter Communication Introduction Communication essential Communication by word Communication by physical objects or structures Communication by conduct Communication by silence Implied communication in direct dealings Estoppel by negligence in breach of duty to speak Duty of owner to speak Landlords have no general duty to speak Duty to correct known mistake Duty to speak where representation continues Duty of customer to bank No general duty to public to speak Silence where no duty to speak Failure to answer enquiry Mistake in signing documents: Mere facilitation does not create duty Bailment, custody, or access do not create duty Limited authority creates duty Contents Chapter Construction of Representations Construction: law and fact The representation must be unambiguous Representation implied from silence When ambiguity a badge of fraud Complex or qualified representation Representation partly express and partly implied Oral representation Chapter Causation: Inducement, Change of Position and Detriment Introduction Intention of representor Intention determined objectively Estoppels that fail on intention grounds Representee s Reliance Inducement Materiality Change of position Change of position must be substantial Inaction as change of position Relevant detriment Detriment must be material Onus of proof Proof of inducement Receipts do not normally support estoppel Receipts supporting estoppels Bills of lading supporting estoppels Invoices supporting estoppels Delivery orders Bank statements Money paid by mistake: estoppel and change of position Avon CC Limits on defence of estoppel Defence of change of position Estoppel available pro Miscellaneous changes of position Chapter Parties to an Estoppel The Representations to the public Privies of Indorsee of bill of lading not bound by estoppel of shipper xi Contents The The Crown as représenter Vicarious liability Privies of Persons acting in more than one capacity Minors Death or unsoundness of mind Chapter Estoppel by Deed History Estoppel by deed Extent of estoppel Feeding the estoppel 111 Estoppel against disputing validity of grant 111 Limits on such estoppel Grantor not estopped on other questions Deed poll Chapter Estoppel by Convention Introduction Development of estoppel by convention Contractual convention Texas Bank Later developments Johnson Detriment in estoppel by convention Legal limits of estoppel by convention Convention depends on communication Factual limits Assumption of fact or law Origin of mistake irrelevant Scope of estoppel Termination of convention Illegality Texas Bank and the irrelevance of unconscionability Texas Bank in the Court of Appeal Subsequent developments with unconscionability No decision that unconscionability essential Convention in statutory instrument File wrapper estoppel in patent law xu Contents Chapter Estoppels in Relationships I. Principal and Agent Introduction Holding out as agent Holding out by conduct Ostensible authority Holding out by agent Holding out as principal Partnership Continuing representations II. Miscellaneous III. Landlord and Tenant Introduction Estoppel by payment of rent Attornment Acts of landlord Parties entitled to and bound by the estoppel Limits of estoppel Eviction by title paramount Feeding the estoppel The rule in equity Other applications of feeding the estoppel The mortgage cases Surrender by operation of law Change of landlord or tenant IV. Bailor and Bailee Estoppels between bailor and bailee Goods in bulk Sale of Goods Act Limits of the estoppel V. Licensees of Intellectual Property Estoppels between licensor and licensee Assignment Exclusive licence Limits of the estoppel VI. Trusts Possession under trust VII. Customer not estopped by bank statements Chapter Estoppels in Transactions I. Corporate Transactions Share certificates etc Position of original allottee Companies Act xiii Contents Change Certification of transfer Transfers of shares Representations as to the validity of company securities II. Other Estoppels III. Insurance Marine: constructive total loss Marine: valued policy Marine: other estoppels Other insurance IV. Insolvency Chapter Proprietary Estoppel Introduction Estoppel by standing by Estoppel by encouragement Proprietary estoppels are equitable causes of action Estoppels by standing by Estoppel by standing by between landlord and tenant Estoppel by standing by compared with estoppel by representation Estoppel by standing by based on equitable fraud Basis of estoppel by encouragement Estoppel by encouragement not based on implied contract Taylors Fashions Two kinds of acquiescence Estoppels by encouragement in domestic or personal relationships Grant Re Basham Lloyds Bank The Need for broad approach Hong Kong Land: negotiations subject to contract Waltons Stores Waltons Stores: estoppel by encouragement and the equities of the owners Gillett encouragement Limits of estoppel by encouragement Scope of relief Availability of personal remedy Effect on successors in title The encouragement principle applies to other property Conclusion xiv Contents Chapter quasi-estoppel Consent Defence of consent of general application Evans Spellson Trustee not entitled to put beneficiary to election Acquiescence as equitable defence Chapter Promissory Estoppel Introduction Hughes Birmingham Land Promissory estoppel not inconsistent with Early developments Promissory estoppel an equitable cause of action Promissory estoppel defensive The nature of the promise Knowledge of rights Estoppel not restricted to contractual rights Rights need not pre-exist Intention to affect legal relations Change of position and detriment Causation He who seeks equity must do equity Finality of promissory estoppel Confusion with estoppel by encouragement Promissory estoppels and the direct enforcement of gratuitous promises Can promissory estoppel answer a legal defence? Critique of promissory estoppel as answer to defence Promissory estoppel cannot create or revive another cause of action Waltons Stores Waltons Stores: promissory estoppel overextended Föran v Promissory estoppel not extended Effect on successors Chapter Election Introduction Election between inconsistent rights Equitable election Confusion between different types of election Waiver involves election xv Contents Election Election final Knowledge of the facts Extent of knowledge (election to affirm existing rights) Extent of knowledge (election to create new rights) Multiple grounds for election Elector s knowledge may make conduct unequivocal Imputed election: Peyman Imputed election: onus of proof Kendall Kendall Peyman Young Other line of authority Australian authority Imputed election does not require knowledge of the power Voidable transactions Forfeiture of leases Anticipatory breach Other examples Communication Communication: election to create new rights Communication: election to affirm existing rights Delay Alternative rights against different persons Choice where rights not inconsistent Election between remedies Election in procedure Chapter Estoppels and Election in Proceedings Introduction 259 Legal proceedings as election between inconsistent rights 259 Election where claimant has alternative and inconsistent rights against different defendants 260 Election at trial subject to appeal 260 Service 261 Arbitration 262 Scott 263 Judge as arbitrator 263 Judge-Arbitrator decisions depend on estoppel 264 Conduct of arbitrations 264 Jurisdiction 265 Estoppels, time bars and other statutory defences 266 Other cases 267 Ocean carrier cases 268 Estoppel against other defences 270 Representations in proceedings 271 XVI Contents Pleadings Amendment of pleadings Amendments barred by prejudice Elections during proceedings Verwayen Interlocutory proceedings Kammins Estoppels, elections and judicial discretions Waiver of legal professional privilege Trial Litigant bound by conduct at trial Relief governed by pleadings Exceptions Disqualification of tribunal Appeal Substantive estoppels and elections Chapter Affirmative Answers Introduction Representee s Proof of knowledge Knowledge of agent Wilful blindness Outsiders dealing with companies Withdrawal of representation Compulsion Fraud, misrepresentation or non-disclosure of Reasonable reliance Cross estoppels, election and contract Breach of duty Public policy (statute and general law) Public policy (private law) Estoppel where contracting out permitted No estoppel as to jurisdiction Nullity of marriage Bankruptcy Bills of sale Public policy (public law) Chapter Practice and Procedure The Civil Procedure Rules Pleading generally Pleading estoppel by representation or convention Pleading resjudicata under the former procedures Pleading estoppel by deed xvii Contents Pleading estoppel by representation under the former procedure Position under CPR Pleading promissory or proprietary estoppel Amendment Raising estoppel on appeal Index XVHl
adam_txt	CONTENTS Foreword Preface Table of Cases Table of Statutes Chapter Introduction Common law estoppel Equitable estoppel Development of estoppel by representation Estoppel by representation The elements of estoppel by representation Causation Detrimental change of position Estoppel by representation: evidentiary or substantive Equitable estoppel creates rights Estoppel by representation in conflict of laws Focus of estoppel by representation on Représenter Rationale of estoppel by representation Estoppel by representation part of the law of misrepresentation Estoppel by representation resolves conflicting versions of fact Election between estoppel and truth Court has no discretion and estoppel cannot be bought out Effect of estoppel by representation on title Estoppel by another name Introduction of unconscionability No single overarching principle Judicial activism: negligence and estoppel Estoppel in public law Estoppel in other systems ix Contents Chapter Representations Introduction Statement of fact Statement of intention Statement of opinion or belief Promise or statement as to the future may imply representation of existing fact Justification of distinction Dextra Statement as to the future cannot support useful estoppel Statement of law Statement of mixed fact and law Statement of law as opinion Representation by exercise or assertion of rights Waiver of contractual term Waiver based on estoppel Waiver of contractual notice Acceptance of invalid notice Anticipatory breach Chapter Communication Introduction Communication essential Communication by word Communication by physical objects or structures Communication by conduct Communication by silence Implied communication in direct dealings Estoppel by negligence in breach of duty to speak Duty of owner to speak Landlords have no general duty to speak Duty to correct known mistake Duty to speak where representation continues Duty of customer to bank No general duty to public to speak Silence where no duty to speak Failure to answer enquiry Mistake in signing documents: Mere facilitation does not create duty Bailment, custody, or access do not create duty Limited authority creates duty Contents Chapter Construction of Representations Construction: law and fact The representation must be unambiguous Representation implied from silence When ambiguity a badge of fraud Complex or qualified representation Representation partly express and partly implied Oral representation Chapter Causation: Inducement, Change of Position and Detriment Introduction Intention of representor Intention determined objectively Estoppels that fail on intention grounds Representee's Reliance Inducement Materiality Change of position Change of position must be substantial Inaction as change of position Relevant detriment Detriment must be material Onus of proof Proof of inducement Receipts do not normally support estoppel Receipts supporting estoppels Bills of lading supporting estoppels Invoices supporting estoppels Delivery orders Bank statements Money paid by mistake: estoppel and change of position Avon CC Limits on defence of estoppel Defence of change of position Estoppel available pro Miscellaneous changes of position Chapter Parties to an Estoppel The Representations to the public Privies of Indorsee of bill of lading not bound by estoppel of shipper xi Contents The The Crown as représenter Vicarious liability Privies of Persons acting in more than one capacity Minors Death or unsoundness of mind Chapter Estoppel by Deed History Estoppel by deed Extent of estoppel Feeding the estoppel 111 Estoppel against disputing validity of grant 111 Limits on such estoppel Grantor not estopped on other questions Deed poll Chapter Estoppel by Convention Introduction Development of estoppel by convention Contractual convention Texas Bank Later developments Johnson Detriment in estoppel by convention Legal limits of estoppel by convention Convention depends on communication Factual limits Assumption of fact or law Origin of mistake irrelevant Scope of estoppel Termination of convention Illegality Texas Bank and the irrelevance of unconscionability Texas Bank in the Court of Appeal Subsequent developments with unconscionability No decision that unconscionability essential Convention in statutory instrument File wrapper estoppel in patent law xu Contents Chapter Estoppels in Relationships I. Principal and Agent Introduction Holding out as agent Holding out by conduct Ostensible authority Holding out by agent Holding out as principal Partnership Continuing representations II. Miscellaneous III. Landlord and Tenant Introduction Estoppel by payment of rent Attornment Acts of landlord Parties entitled to and bound by the estoppel Limits of estoppel Eviction by title paramount Feeding the estoppel The rule in equity Other applications of feeding the estoppel The mortgage cases Surrender by operation of law Change of landlord or tenant IV. Bailor and Bailee Estoppels between bailor and bailee Goods in bulk Sale of Goods Act Limits of the estoppel V. Licensees of Intellectual Property Estoppels between licensor and licensee Assignment Exclusive licence Limits of the estoppel VI. Trusts Possession under trust VII. Customer not estopped by bank statements Chapter Estoppels in Transactions I. Corporate Transactions Share certificates etc Position of original allottee Companies Act xiii Contents Change Certification of transfer Transfers of shares Representations as to the validity of company securities II. Other Estoppels III. Insurance Marine: constructive total loss Marine: valued policy Marine: other estoppels Other insurance IV. Insolvency Chapter Proprietary Estoppel Introduction Estoppel by standing by Estoppel by encouragement Proprietary estoppels are equitable causes of action Estoppels by standing by Estoppel by standing by between landlord and tenant Estoppel by standing by compared with estoppel by representation Estoppel by standing by based on equitable fraud Basis of estoppel by encouragement Estoppel by encouragement not based on implied contract Taylors Fashions Two kinds of acquiescence Estoppels by encouragement in domestic or personal relationships Grant Re Basham Lloyds Bank The Need for broad approach Hong Kong Land: negotiations subject to contract Waltons Stores Waltons Stores: estoppel by encouragement and the equities of the owners Gillett encouragement Limits of estoppel by encouragement Scope of relief Availability of personal remedy Effect on successors in title The encouragement principle applies to other property Conclusion xiv Contents Chapter quasi-estoppel Consent Defence of consent of general application Evans Spellson Trustee not entitled to put beneficiary to election Acquiescence as equitable defence Chapter Promissory Estoppel Introduction Hughes Birmingham Land Promissory estoppel not inconsistent with Early developments Promissory estoppel an equitable cause of action Promissory estoppel defensive The nature of the promise Knowledge of rights Estoppel not restricted to contractual rights Rights need not pre-exist Intention to affect legal relations Change of position and detriment Causation He who seeks equity must do equity Finality of promissory estoppel Confusion with estoppel by encouragement Promissory estoppels and the direct enforcement of gratuitous promises Can promissory estoppel answer a legal defence? Critique of promissory estoppel as answer to defence Promissory estoppel cannot create or revive another cause of action Waltons Stores Waltons Stores: promissory estoppel overextended Föran v Promissory estoppel not extended Effect on successors Chapter Election Introduction Election between inconsistent rights Equitable election Confusion between different types of election Waiver involves election xv Contents Election Election final Knowledge of the facts Extent of knowledge (election to affirm existing rights) Extent of knowledge (election to create new rights) Multiple grounds for election Elector's knowledge may make conduct unequivocal Imputed election: Peyman Imputed election: onus of proof Kendall Kendall Peyman Young Other line of authority Australian authority Imputed election does not require knowledge of the power Voidable transactions Forfeiture of leases Anticipatory breach Other examples Communication Communication: election to create new rights Communication: election to affirm existing rights Delay Alternative rights against different persons Choice where rights not inconsistent Election between remedies Election in procedure Chapter Estoppels and Election in Proceedings Introduction 259 Legal proceedings as election between inconsistent rights 259 Election where claimant has alternative and inconsistent rights against different defendants 260 Election at trial subject to appeal 260 Service 261 Arbitration 262 Scott 263 Judge as arbitrator 263 Judge-Arbitrator decisions depend on estoppel 264 Conduct of arbitrations 264 Jurisdiction 265 Estoppels, time bars and other statutory defences 266 Other cases 267 Ocean carrier cases 268 Estoppel against other defences 270 Representations in proceedings 271 XVI Contents Pleadings Amendment of pleadings Amendments barred by prejudice Elections during proceedings Verwayen Interlocutory proceedings Kammins Estoppels, elections and judicial discretions Waiver of legal professional privilege Trial Litigant bound by conduct at trial Relief governed by pleadings Exceptions Disqualification of tribunal Appeal Substantive estoppels and elections Chapter Affirmative Answers Introduction Representee's Proof of knowledge Knowledge of agent Wilful blindness Outsiders dealing with companies Withdrawal of representation Compulsion Fraud, misrepresentation or non-disclosure of Reasonable reliance Cross estoppels, election and contract Breach of duty Public policy (statute and general law) Public policy (private law) Estoppel where contracting out permitted No estoppel as to jurisdiction Nullity of marriage Bankruptcy Bills of sale Public policy (public law) Chapter Practice and Procedure The Civil Procedure Rules Pleading generally Pleading estoppel by representation or convention Pleading resjudicata under the former procedures Pleading estoppel by deed xvii Contents Pleading estoppel by representation under the former procedure Position under CPR Pleading promissory or proprietary estoppel Amendment Raising estoppel on appeal Index XVHl
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