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Volume 8 - Issue 3 - November 1944

Notes on Recent Cases

Tort—Negligence—Children in shop injured by upsetting of tea-urn carried through with leave of manageress—Owners of shop not liable

Tort—Negligence—Sale of bow and arrow to boy—Injury to schoolfellow in playground—Held: supervision adequate though not continuous; bow and arrow not chattel inherently dangerous

Tort—Nuisance—Defendants held liable for accident caused by leaving unlighted motor vehicle left on road in darkness

Tort—Seduction—Proof of rape held no bar to action for loss of service, but action failed because evidence of girl uncorroborated

Book Reviews

The International Law of the Sea. By A. Pearce Higgins and C. John Colombos. Longmans. 1943. 647 pp. (42s.)

The Judicial Function in Federal Administrative Agencies. By Joseph P. Chamberlain, Noel T. Bowling and Paul R. Hays. New York: Commonwealth Fund; Oxford University Press (Sir Humphrey Milford). 1942. xii and 234 and (index) 24 pp. ($3; 16s. 6d. net.)

Social Control Through Law. By Roscoe Pound, Former Dean of the Harvard Law School. New Haven: Yale University Press; London: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press. 1942. 138 pp. (12s. net.)

Principles of Private International Law. By Arthur Nussbaum. New York: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press. 1943. xvi and 288 pp. (20s.)

A Text-Book of the Law of Tort. By ProfessorP. H. Winfield, K.C. Second Edition. London: Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.xxxix and 727 and (index) 17 pp. (35s. net.)

Bractonian Problems. By the late Hermann Kantorowicz, LL.D. (Heidelberg), M.A. (Cambridge). Being the ninth lecture on the David Murray Foundation in the University of Glasgow, prepared but not delivered. Glasgow: Jackson & Co.1941. 133 pp. (4s. net.)

The Law of Nations. By J. L. Brierly. Third Edition. 1942. London: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, viii and 272 pp. (6s. net.)

An Introduction to the Principles of the Land Law. By A. D. Hargreaves, M.A., LL.B., Solicitor, Reader in Law at Birmingham University. Second Edition. London: Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd., 3, Chancery Lane. 1943. 204 pp. (16s. 6d.)

Interpretation of Documents. By Roland Burrows, K.C. London: Butterworth & Co. (Publishers), Ltd.1943. lvi. and 102 pp. (10s. 6d.)

Modern Equity. By H. G. Hanbury, D.C.L., M.A., Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford; of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. Third Edition. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1943. xxiv and 620 pp. (37s. 6d.)

Jacobs on Bills of Exchange, Cheques, Promissory Notes and Negotiable Instruments Generally. By Bertram Jacobs, LL.B. Fourth Edition. London: Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.1943. xv and 320 pp. (21s.)

Wheaton's International Law. Vol. 2—War. By A. Berriedale Keith. Seventh English Edition. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1944. 672 pp. (50s.)

Where to Look for Your Law. By R. Hilary Stevens. Eighth Edition. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1944. 254 pp. (2s. 6d., interleaved 5s.)

Mediæval Feudalism. By Carl Stephenson, Professor of History in Cornell University. Cornell University Press. 1942. 116 pp. ($1.25.)

Plans for World Peace through Six Centuries. By Sylvester John Hemleben. The University of Chicago Press; The Cambridge University Press. 1943. 227 pp.

Annual Survey of English Law, 1940. Published for the London School of Economic and Political Science (University of London) Department of Law by Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd., London. 1943. xxvii and 295 pp. (15s. net.)

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