Caledonian Railway Co v Wemyss Bay Railway Co: HL 24 Apr 1874

Circumstances in which held (aff. judgment) that a dispute between two Railway Companies, whether the working out of an agreement into which they had entered, as to the disposal of nett revenue, could be reconciled with the rights of mortgagees was a difference as to the mode of carrying out the agreement, and so fell under a clause of the incorporating Act of Parliament, referring all such cases to arbitration.

Judges:

Lord Chancellor Cairns, Lords Chelmsford, Hatherley, and Selborne

Citations:

[1874] UKHL 494, 11 SLR 494

Links:

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Jurisdiction:

Scotland

Transport

Updated: 20 November 2022; Ref: scu.650212