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Volume 5 - Issue 2 - July 1934

Notes on Recent Cases

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

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

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

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—Negligence—Injury to Infant—Duty Towards Children in Respect of Attractive Dangers—Injured Child a Trespasser

Tort—Remoteness of Damage — Measure of Damages — Expense Incurred Through Impecuniosity of Plaintiff Held too Remote

Tort—Remoteness of Damage — Measure of Damages — Expense Incurred Through Impecuniosity of Plaintiff Held too Remote

Book Reviews

Courtney Stanhope Kenny. By Professor Hazeltine F.B.A. From the Proceedings of the British Academy. Vol. XVIII. London: Humphrey Milford, Amen House, E.C. (3s. 6d.)

Geschichte der Stellvertretung (Agency) in England: zugleick ein Beitrag zur Entwicklung des englischen Privatrechts. Von DrHans Würdinger, Privatdozent an der Universität München. Marburg in Hessen: Elwert'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, G. Braun.1933. 478pp.

Lush on the Law of Husband and Wife. Fourth edition. By S. N. Grant-Bailey, of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at- Law. With an Introduction by the Right Hon. Lord Atkin of Aberdovey. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1933. clxvi and 753 pp. (£2s. net.)

Children and Young Persons Act, 1933. By A. E. Ikin. London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd. (10s. 6d.) - The Law of Child Protection. By E. E. Bowerman, M.A. London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd. (10s. 6d.)

London Prisons of To-day and Yesterday. By Albert Chew. London: Ivor Nicholson & Watson. (10s. 6d. net.)

Ashburner's Principles of Equity. Second edition By Denis Browne, B.A., of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. London: Butterworth & Co., Ltd.1933. lxxx and 520 pp. (£1 12s. 6d.)

Sutton and Shannon on Contracts. Being a fourth edition of Pease and latter's Students' Summary of the Law of Contract. London: Butterworth & Co. 1933. lxviii and 369 pp. (12s. 6d. net.)

The New Jurisprudence. By Edwahd Jenks, D.C.L., Hon. Litt.D., F.B.A., Emeritus Professor of English Law in the University of London. London: John Murray. 1933. xii and 290 pp. (9s.)

The Right to Trade. An Essay in the Law of Tort. By W. P. M. Kennedy, Litt.D., and J. Finkelman, M.A. University of Toronto Press. 1933. ii and 114 pp.($2.50.)

The Commercial Code of Japan. Published by the Codes Translation Committee of the League of Nations Association of Japan. 2 vols. Tokio: Maruzen Co., Ltd.1932.

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