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Text: Law Report
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Gordon v Australian & New Zealand Theatres Ltd; Murphy v Same; Vernon v Same [1940] NSWStRp 20; (1940) 40 SR (NSW) 512 (3 June 1940) |
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Abstract/Description |
The defendant company agreed to employ the several plaintiffs as theatrical artists for a fixed period. The agreements contained a provision that, " in the event of any outbreak of war •. . . which in the opinion of the company render it necessary or expedient to suspend, postpone or abandon the tour, .... the company may terminate this tagreement .... " The company purported to terminate the agreements on the ground of the outbreak of war.
HeM (by Jordan C.J. and Bamn J., Davidson J. dubitante), that, upon the true construlltion of the agreements, the onus was on the defendant to prove that the termination of the agreements was made by a proper exercise of the power given by that provision. |
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Under Your Hat, Theatre Royal, Adelaide, SA, 19 August 1939
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Date Issued |
3 June 1940
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Holding Institution |
Australasian Legal Information Institute
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Language |
English
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Citation |
Supreme Court of New South Wales, Gordon v Australian & New Zealand Theatres Ltd; Murphy v Same; Vernon v Same [1940] NSWStRp 20; (1940) 40 SR (NSW) 512 (3 June 1940) , Australasian Legal Information Institute, 3 June 1940
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Resource Identifier |
58890
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