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Cronin v Gordon-Bennet [2003] JLR_Note 22 (23 June 2003)
A Jersey agency-law note addressing when an estate agent is entitled to commission, depending on whether the agency agreement’s terms were fulfilled.
Cronin and Luce v GordonBenett [2003] JRC 102 (23 June 2003)
Estate agents claimed commission after introducing buyers, but the court found no agency contract or meeting of minds with the sellers and dismissed the claim.
Jakobsson v Offshore Nautical Sales Limited [2003] JCA 049 (14 March 2003)
The Court of Appeal held that Offshore Nautical Sales Limited was liable for the sale of Klaas II, but reduced the damages awarded to Jakobsson.
Jakobsson v Offshore Nautical Sails [2002] JRC 197 (18 October 2002)
The court held that Offshore Nautical Sales Ltd was liable for its managing director Barnes’s apparent authority in the yacht sale, awarding Jakobsson £125,500 plus interest.
Le Prevost v Backhurst [1997] JLR 309 (15 December 1997)
The court held that a procureur générale’s appointment could be revoked where the appointer was of sound mind and unwilling to continue it, despite concerns about dissipation of assets.
In re Hanson v [1991] JLR 222 (29 July 1991)
The case held that a power of attorney must be registered for transactions involving property in Jersey or governed by Jersey law, with non-registration carrying a criminal penalty.
De Gruchy v Pirouet [1989] JLR_Note 1a (24 November 1989)
A Jersey Law Reports note on agency by estoppel in the context of estate agents, examining whether a party could be treated as an agent through holding out and reliance.
McGorrin v Pascoe [1989] JLR_Note 1b (17 July 1989)
A Jersey law note on a principal’s right to require an account from an agent in relation to transactions carried out on the principal’s behalf.
J.K. Catering v Harbour Lights [1987] JLR 72 (02 April 1987)
The case concerns ostensible authority: a principal may be bound when, through an authorised manager, the agent is held out as having authority and a third party relies on it.
Prestige Ppties. v Shield Invs. [1985] JLR 258 (09 April 1986)
An estate agent’s commission claim failed because the property was withdrawn from sale before the introduced purchaser made an acceptable offer.
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