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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 5 - March 1933

Notes on Recent Cases

Tort—Involuntary Bailee—How Far Liable for Negligence or for Conversion

Real Property—Restrictive Covenants—Express Assignee of Benefit —Conditions Subject to Which He May be Entitled to Sue

Tort — Negligence — Liability of Manufacturer of Article to Employee of Purchaser—No Liability where Employee Knew of Defect Causing Injury

Tort — Negligence—No Duty to Take Care where Possibility of Danger not Reasonably Apparent—Responsibility for Animals— Glass Broken by Dog Left in Car—Injury to Pedestrian

Tort—Negligence—Damages—Personal Injuries which Shortened Reasonable Expectation of Life held not to be too Remote

Sale of Goods—Implied Warranties under Sale of Goods Act, s. 14 —Express Warranty of ‘ Complete Satisfaction’

Sale of Goods—Sale by Description of Timber, Thickness Whereof Was Exactly Specified—Substantial Compliance With Specification Held Not Sufficient—Buyer Entitled to Reject—Sale or Goods Act, 1893, S. 13

Tort—Negligence—Nuisance—Allurement to Child by Heap of Soil on Highway—Trespassing Child Has No Remedy for Injury Sustained

Tort—Negligence — Quasi-Parental Authority — Alleged Dangerous Game—‘Riders and Horses’—Order to Boy to Take Part—Injury —No Evidence of Negligence

Settled Land—Tenant For Life—Building Lease For 999 Years Under Settled Land Act, 1925, S. 41—Covenant by Lessee to Rebuild, No Definite Time Being Specified For This—Covenant Held Valid —Settled Land Act, 1925, ss. 41, 42, 44, 117

Tort—Negligence—Police Constable Injured in Stopping Runaway Horses in Crowded Street—Doctrines of Novus Acrus Interveniens and Volenti Non Fit Iniuria Held not to be Applicable in the Circumstances

Tort—Negligence—Quasi-Parental Authority—Res Ipsa Loquitur— Schoolboy Hits Golf Ball in Playground—Fellow Scholar Injured—Liability of Headmaster

Tort—Nuisance—No Knowledge by Purchaser of House of Preexisting Defect—Rule in Rylands v. Fletcher—Natural User of Land

Tort—Nuisance Arising from Non-Repair—Knowledge of Owner—Premises Adjoining Highway—No Contractual Liability to Repair on Owner or Occupier—Joint Liability of Landlord and Tenant

Tort — Injurious Falsehood Distinguished From Defamation — Improper Motive Essential to Cause of Action—Ambiguity of the Term Malice

Tort—Public Nuisance—Occupation of Land by Caravan Dwellers under Licence from Landowner— Liability of Landowner for Nuisances Committed on Land Adjoining that of the Landowner by Caravan Dwellers—Rule in Rylands v. Fletcher

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Notes on Recent Cases

Tort—Negligence and Nuisance Distinguished—Occupies of Building Held Liable For Negligence For Fall of Guttering Injuring Occupants of The Building to Whom Occupiers Were Under No Contractual Duty

Tort—Negligence—Collision Between Motor-Cycle and Unlighted Cart — Contributory Negligence of Plaintiff Motor-Cyclist Established by his Own Evidence

Tort—Wrongful Issue of Civil Process — Necessity of Proving Malice and Special Damage — Negligence as a Cause of Action

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Volume 5 - March 1933

Notes on Recent Cases

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Notes on Recent Cases