Where it appeared on the record, that an agreement sued on was made by the plaintiff, on behalf of himself and the other proprietors of a theatre, evidence of the declarations of one of such other proprietors was held admissible on the part of the defendant.
Citations:
[1829] EngR 519, (1829) 3 Car and P 623, (1829) 172 ER 574 (A)
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Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
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See Also – Kemble v Farren 6-Jul-1829
Liquidated Damages Clause to Specify Which Loss
The manager of Covent Garden sought damages from an actor (a principal comedian) in the form of liquidated damages for breach of a contract. He had contracted to perform for four seasons, but had refused to continue after the first.
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Evidence
Updated: 07 May 2022; Ref: scu.322387
