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Baddeley versus Leppingwell     14

Cases Referring to this Case

Case Name	Citation(s) †	Court	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index
Doe, on the Several Demises of Stevens and Pain, v Snelling	[1804] EngR 197; 5 East 87; 102 ER 1002	King's Bench	United Kingdom	circa 1804	CommonLII		6
Baring v The Royal Exchange Assurance Co	[1804] EngR 196; 5 East 99; 102 ER 1007	King's Bench	United Kingdom	circa 1804	CommonLII		5
Smith v Tindal	[1796] EngR 1628		United Kingdom	circa 1796	CommonLII
Reeves v Gower	[1796] EngR 1514		United Kingdom	circa 1796	CommonLII
Lord Altham v Lord Anglesea	[1796] EngR 1311		United Kingdom	circa 1796	CommonLII
Clerk v Price	[1796] EngR 843		United Kingdom	circa 1796	CommonLII
Anonymous	[1796] EngR 267		United Kingdom	circa 1796	CommonLII
Andrew v Southouse	[1793] EngR 1478; 5 TR 292; 101 ER 164		United Kingdom	circa 1793	CommonLII		4
Pritchit v Waldron	[1792] EngR 3180; 101 ER 8; (1792) 5 TR 14		United Kingdom	circa 1792	CommonLII		4
Goodright, on the Demise of John Baker, v Stocker	[1792] EngR 3178; 5 TR 13; 101 ER 7		United Kingdom	circa 1792	CommonLII		4
Doe on the several Demises of Palmer, Skinner, and Brutton, v Richards	[1789] EngR 2509; 100 ER 618; (1789) 3 TR 357		United Kingdom	circa 1789	CommonLII
R v John Monk	[1788] EngR 183; 100 ER 278; (1788) 2 TR 515		United Kingdom	circa 1788	CommonLII		7
Baddeley v Leppingwell	[1764] EngR 1; 97 ER 89; [1764] Wilm 228		United Kingdom	circa 1764	CommonLII
John Earl of Buckinghamshire, and Mary Ann, Countess of Buckinghamshire, his Wife, late Mary Ann Drury, Spinster; Jocosa Catharina Drury, Spinster, an Infant, by her Next Friend, Appleants; Dame Martha Drury, Widow, Respondent	[1762] EngR 7; 97 ER 69; [1762] Wilm 177		United Kingdom	circa 1762	CommonLII

Cases and Articles Cited

Case Name	Citation(s) †	Court	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index
Baddeley v Leppingwell	[1764] EngR 1; 97 ER 89; [1764] Wilm 228		United Kingdom	circa 1764	CommonLII
John Earl of Buckinghamshire, and Mary Ann, Countess of Buckinghamshire, his Wife, late Mary Ann Drury, Spinster; Jocosa Catharina Drury, Spinster, an Infant, by her Next Friend, Appleants; Dame Martha Drury, Widow, Respondent	[1762] EngR 7; 97 ER 69; [1762] Wilm 177		United Kingdom	circa 1762	CommonLII
Baddeley v Leppingwell	3 Burr 1633	King's Bench	United Kingdom				2
3 Burr 1543	3 Burr 1543	King's Bench	United Kingdom				3
1 Black 5061	1 Black 5061	United States Supreme Court	United States				2