Miller v Jackson
Miller v Jackson [1977] QB 966 is a famous Court of Appeal of England and Wales case in the torts of negligence and nuisance. The court considered whether the defendant - the chairman of a local cricket club, on behalf of its members - was liable in nuisance or negligence when cricket balls were hit over the boundary and onto the property of their neighbours, Mr and Mrs Miller, the plaintiffs.
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Miller v Jackson
Miller v Jackson [1977] QB 966 is a famous Court of Appeal of England and Wales case in the torts of negligence and nuisance. The court considered whether the defendant - the chairman of a local cricket club, on behalf of its members - was liable in nuisance or negligence when cricket balls were hit over the boundary and onto the property of their neighbours, Mr and Mrs Miller, the plaintiffs.
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Miller v Jackson [1977] QB 966 ...... nd Mrs Miller, the plaintiffs.
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1977-04-06
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John Edward Miller and Brenda Theresa Miller v. R. Jackson and J. J. Cromerty
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Lord Denning, Geoffrey Lane LJ, Cumming-Bruce LJ
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Nuisance, Negligence: Multitude of the risk
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Miller v Jackson
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Lord Denning, Geoffrey Lane LJ, Cumming-Bruce LJ
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Miller v Jackson [1977] QB 966 ...... nd Mrs Miller, the plaintiffs.
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Miller v Jackson
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