assigned and Section 64, Civil P.C., would not have made the assignment invalid.
6. That the declaration made by defendant 2 amounted to assignment ... legal assignment. Even where a trans-action does not amount to legal assignment for want of due formalities, English law recognizes equitable assignment under which
distinction exists in English Law between legal assignment and equitable assignment. There is statutory provision in England contained in the Law of Property ... legal assignment. Even where a transaction does not amount to legal assignment for want of due formalities, English Law recognises equitable assignment under which
held that there was what would be called in England an equitable assignment by way of charge of the amount of the fixed deposit ... specific fund coming to the debtor is a good equitable assignment. For example, in the ease of William Brandt's Sons
held that there was what would be called in England an equitable assignment by way of charge of the amount of the fixed deposit ... specific fund coming to the debtor is a good equitable assignment. For example, in the case of Witticism Brandt's Sons and Company
nature of an act of conveyance or of an equitable assignment, is not sufficient to justify a negation of the obvious equity of the case ... case is set up as an equitable defence; it does not purport to be a transfer or equitable assignment.
9. I agree, therefore
interest in these particular rights. The result is that they cannot be assigned either at law, or, to adopt the phraseology of English lawyers ... nature of an act of conveyance or of an equitable assignment, is not sufficient to justify a negation of the obvious equity of the case
upon the property, and contract to assign thus becomes a complete equitable assignment. The decree not being in existence at the time of the transfer ... above enunciated, and the contract to assign having become a complete, equitable assignment of the decree.
26. The Judgement in Jugalkishore Saraf (supra) is inapplicable
nature of an act of conveyance or of an equitable assignment, is not sufficient to justify a negation of the obvious equity of the case ... case is set up as an equitable defence; it does not purport to be a transfer, or equitable assignment.
Piggott, J.
9. The learned District
rateable contribution, it must be on equitable grounds or because the benefit of the agreement has been assigned to them.
9. The right to enforce
choses in action ware not assignable at law, but were, generally speaking, assignable in equity whether themselves legal or equitable choses. In the former case ... reason why equity did not allow the assignment of a bare right of action, whether legal or equitable, was on the ground that it savoured
