Arthur Kekewich: Judge

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“The difficulty which I feel as a Judge, and always felt at the Bar, is this: a defendant is entitled to put his back against the wall and to fight from every available point of advantage.”

Arthur Kekewich

Blank v. Footman & Co. (1888), 57 L. J. (N. S.) C. D. 914.

“I have said frequently, and I repeat it, that there is no Judge on the bench who is more willing to allow amendments, even at the last moment, than I, provided there is no surprise.”

Arthur Kekewich

James v. Smith (1890), L. R. 1 C. D. [1891], p. 389.

“I am always afraid of quoting my own decisions; I do not think it is the right thing for a judge to do, but I often do refer to them when I can thereby avoid repeating in different words what I have said before.”

Arthur Kekewich

Bolton Partners v. Lambert (1889), L. R. 41 C. D. 300.

“I do not think I can pass over the distinct words of Sir George Jessel, who knew practice as thoroughly as any Judge who ever sat on the bench.”

Arthur Kekewich

Woolf v. Woolf (1898), L. R. 1 C. D. 347.

“It is to my mind much to be regretted, and it is a regret which I believe every Judge on the bench shares, that text-books are more and more quoted in Court—I mean, of course, text-books by living authors—and some Judges have gone so far as to say that they shall not be quoted.”

Arthur Kekewich

Union Bank v. Munster (1887), L. R. 37 CD. 54.