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Volume 5 - Issue 3 - November 1935

Notes on Recent Cases

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

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

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

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—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

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Book Reviews

Early Tudor Government. By Kenneth Pickthorn. 2 vols. Cambridge. 1934. Henry VII, 192 pp., 10s. 6d. Henry VIII, 564 pp., 25s.

The Law Quarterly Review. Edited by A. L. Goodhart, D.C.L., LL.D., Professor of Jurisprudence in the University of Oxford. Jubilee Number, 1885–1935. 01, 1935. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.262 pp. (7s. 6d. net.)

Roscoe's Digest of the Law of Evidence on the Trial of Civil Actions. Twentieth edition. By James S. Henderson, of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law. Two volumes. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd., Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.1934. clxxii and 1520 pp. (£3 net.)

The Law of Torts. By SirJohn Salmond. Eighth edition. By W. T. S. Stallybrass, D.C.L., Fellow and Vice-Principal, Brasenose College, Oxford; University Reader in Criminal Law and Evidence. London: Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd. 1934. lx and 712 pp. (30s. net.)

Public Rights in the Seashore. By H. Gallienne Lemmon, M.A., LL.M. (Cantab.), Solicitor and Notary Public London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Lt1934. xvii and 329 pp. (30s. net.)

Registered Land Conveyancing. By H. Potter, Solicitor, Dean of the Faculty of Laws at King's College, London. Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.1934. 484 pp. (30s.)

Cases on Equity Jurisdiction and Specific Performance. Edited by Z. ChafeeJr. and S. P. Simpson, Professors of Law in Harvard University. Published by the Editors, Langdell Hall, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A.1619 pp. in two volumes. ($8.)

Theft, Law, and Society. By Jerome Hall, Professor of Law, University of North Dakota, etc., etc. Boston: Little, Brown & Co.1935. ($3.50.)

Declaratory Judgments. By ProfessorBorchard . Cleveland: Banks-Baldwin Law Publishing Co.1934. xxii and 669 pp.

The Parliamentary Powers of English Government Departments. By John Willis. Harvard Studies in Administrative Law, No. 4. Harvard University Press. 1933. 214pp. ($3.50.)

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Notes on Recent Cases

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