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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 5 - March 1933

Editorial Board

Editorial Board

Notes on Recent Cases

Conflict of Laws — Foreign Bills of Lading — Effect of Foreign Ordinance requiring Inclusion of Particular Term—Omission of such Term in Bills

Editorial Board

Editorial Board

Notes on Recent Cases

Contract—Sale of Goods—Damages—Carrier's Liability for Short Delivery—Loss of Resale Contracts—Measure of Damages in Contract and Tort

Constitutional Law — Army — No Duty of the Crown to Afford Military Protection to its Subjects Abroad — Right of the Crown to Demand Payment for such Protection if Afforded

Bailment—Hire-Purchase Agreement—Option to Purchase—Bailor Described as Owner—Title of Bailor Defective—Default by Hirer—Title Later Perfected—Implied Condition of Title in Hire-Purchase Agreement

Criminal Law—Assault—Consent—How Far Consent is a Defence—Burden of Proof of Consent

Constitutional Law — Petition of Right — Money Received by the Crown under a Treaty of Peace as Compensation for Injuries Done to British Subjects During the War—Claims by Such Subjects against the Crown for Payment of Compensation to Them Held not Maintainable

Contract—Breach of Implied Term—Fraud of Third Party— Measure of Damages

Criminal Law—Indecent Assault on Girl Under Sixteen—Defence of Reasonable and Bona Fide belief that Girl was over Sixteen is Never Available—Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1922, ss. 1 and 2

Conflict of Laws—Service of Process Out of the Jurisdiction in Action on Contract Made in England—Effect of Foreign Arbitral Award

Contract—Accord and Satisfaction—Mutual Promises will Suffice Though Both are Executory

Contract— Duty of Owner of Premises to Invitee — Terms to be Implied in Contract with Invitee—Reasonable Care on Invitor's Part Sufficient—Dangerous Sport

International Law—Piracy Iure Gentium—Actual Robbery not an Essential Element

Contract—Carriage of Goods by Air—Gold—Bullion Compartment — Alleged Negligence — Terms of Consignment Note — Common Carrier

Contract — Merchants Appointed ‘sole selling agents’ by Manufacturers—Nature of Relationship thus Created—Principal and Agent or Vendor and Purchaser

Landlord and Tenant—Breach of Negative Covenant—Capability of Being Remedied—Notice to Quit under Law of Property Act, 1925, s. 146 (1)—Construction of Statute

Contract—Consideration—Concession by Creditor to Debtor of Further time for Payment of Debt and of Option to Pay it Through a Particular Bank, into Banking Account of Creditor's Solicitors—Nudum Pactum

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Volume 5 - March 1933

Editorial Board

Notes on Recent Cases

Editorial Board

Notes on Recent Cases