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  1. acting for the appellant. After April 2002 he was represented by the firm of O'Donnell Vaughan. [20, the sheriff that on 13 August 2002 he had learned that O'Donnell Vaughan had withdrawn from acting for him
  2. [1964] 1 WLR 768 and Lord Upjohn in O'Donnell v Murdoch M'Kenzie & Co. Ltd. 1967 SC (HL) 23, put on it by Lord Upjohn in O'Donnell v Murdoch M'Kenzie & Co. Ltd. 1967 SLT at p. 232
  3. by child pedestrians. Reference was made to the following cases: O'Donnell v Lambert & Mackenzie, favourable to the pursuer: O'Donnell v Murdoch McKenzie & Co 1967 SC (HL) 63. There was evidence
  4. on 21 February 2002 (production 27, paragraph 3.3 .1), Mr O'Donnell, the individual principally, meeting no 2, held on 12 March (production 29, paragraph 20.1), Mr O'Donnell mentioned that site, no 5, held on 2 April, Dimension's site manager, Mr O'Donnell, stated that Dimension were
  5. of disclosure in respect of pre contractual representation (Royal Bank of Scotland v O'Donnell 2015 SC
  6. A505/04 JUDGEMENT OF SHERIFF PRINCIPAL BA KERR, QC in the cause I S T MARINE LTD Pursuers/Respondents Against KEVIN DILLON Defender/Appellant ________________ Act: Mr McClelland (Maclay Murray & Spens) Alt: Ms O'Donnell (Henderson Boyd Jackson) GREENOCK, 16 September 2005 The Sheriff Principal having resumed consideration of the cause Allows the appeal and Recalls the interlocutor of the sheriff dated 4 April 2005 save insofar as the record was thereby
  7. ; and O'Donnell v Murdoch McKenzie & Co, 1967 S.C. (H.L.) 63, at pages 71-2. The speed of the motorcycle [25, counsel for the second defender contended that any observations from Ross and O'Donnell cit. sup, Portland Cement Manufacturers and O'Donnell v Murdoch McKenzie & Co., cit. sup., qualified to some
  8. . The defender's contact at Asda was one Jim O'Donnell. Through Jim O'Donnell, the defender
  9. such inferences: Ross v Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers 1964 1 WLR 768 and O'Donnell v Murdoch
  10. inference most favourable to the pursuer - O'Donnell v Murdoch McKenzie & Co Limited 1967 SC(HL) 63, Lord

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