Ann Paxton Gee v William Pritchard and William Anderson (1818) 36 ER 670 is a landmark judgment of the British Court of Chancery. The case related to what ...

Pritchard was the son of the late lord, born of an extra marital affair, however, Mrs Gee had been on. good terms with her step-son for many years.

And your Oratrix charges that the publication of the said Letters by the Defendant is a breach of private confidence or violation of the right and interest of ...

Gee asked an injunction restraining Pritchard from publishing letters ... which he said in Gee v. Pritchard.10. If he did not, an unjust and impolitic ...

Tit& LAW oF ToRTs, p. 122. It is sometimes said that Gee v. Pritchard prolects a right of privacy hinged on a nominal technical property interest.

William Gee died in July 1815, having first, by his will, divided his property between the Plaintiff and Pritchard, and made such provision for Pritchard ...

It has been said that the office and jurisdiction of equity unless enlarged by express statute are limited to the protection of rights of property.

In the case of Gee v. Pritchard (1818) 2 Swans 402, the conflicting laws of equity and common law revolve around the issue of the publication of letters written ...

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