White v Bluett 1853 Case Facts The 1853 case of White v Bluett 1853 is a dispute between a son and his late fathers estate. Mr Bluett senior lent his son some money, this money was not repaid and Mr Bluett senior died. The agreement was made between Bluett Senior and Junior and a promissory…

 

Chappell v Nestle [1960] AC 87 is a landmark UK case on the law of copyright, which dealt with the issue of whether the sale of a chocolate bar could be used as a basis for claiming copyright infringement. The dispute arose when Chappell & Co. Ltd, a music publisher, claimed that Nestle had infringed…

 

Thomas v Thomas [1842] is a well-known UK case that dealt with the issue of whether a widow was entitled to continue living in a house owned by her deceased husband under a particular arrangement made between them. In the case, Mr. Thomas had agreed with his wife that she could continue to live in…