... misfeasance in public office ' was revived in an attempt to provide remedies for those who suffered losses in the BCCI incident . The Court of Appeal held that , in order to succeed in a claim for this tort , it had to be proved that ...
... misfeasance in public office the subjective state of mind must be established.98 The Three Rivers Saga The question of whether the Bank of England can be sued was finally settled by the House of Lords in the interests of the depositors ...
... misfeasance in public office as to other torts involv- ing malice , knowledge or intention : Racz v Home Office [ 1994 ] 2 A.C. 45 . ( 3 ) The third requirement concerns the state of mind of the defendant The case law reveals two ...
... misfeasance in public office in the plaintiff's statement of claim . The plaintiff was a remand pris- oner at Leeds Prison and was lodged in the hospital building . He was ordered to perform clean- ing duties and refused . He was moved ...
... misfeasance in public office. The fact that the claimant had (he claimed) been consistently treated in a racist manner by the police was neither here northere. The second problem is that almost everyone acknowledges that the tort of ...
... Misfeasance in Public Office - A Public Law Tort in Review ' ( 2007 ) 25 ILT ( ns ) 91 ; Wruck , ' The Continuing Evolution of the Tort of Misfeasance in Public Office ' ( 2008 ) 41 U Brit Col L Rev 69 ; Fairgrieve , ' Damages Claims ...
... misfeasance in public office.107 These terms, misconduct and misfeasance, are sometimes used interchangeably to identify the same wrong. There are circumstances where misfeasance in public office may be regarded as '... happier and more ...
... misfeasance in public office . However , in Joined Cases C - 46 and 48/93 , Brasserie du Pêcheur SA v . Germany , R v . Secretary of State for Transport , ex p Factortame Ltd [ 1996 ] 1 ECR 1029 , 1154 ( para . 73 ) , the ECJ stated ...
... misfeasance in public office on behalf of the Crown against two former ministers in order to recover compensation for loss alleged to have been sustained as a consequence of their alleged misfeasance whilst in public office. 6.86 The ...
... misfeasance in public office. As regards remedies, the defendant applied for an order to strike out Kuddus's claim for punitive damages on the basis that such damages were irrecoverable for the tort of misfeasance in public office. The ...