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Volume 6 - Issue 2 - July 1937

Notes on Recent Cases

Settlement—Voluntary Settlement of Expectancy—Power of Receipt Given to Trustees—Receipt by Trustees—Settlor Claims Property as her Absolute Property—Property Impressed by Trusts of the Settlement

Tort—Dangerous Premises—Invitee Slips on Mat Covering Highly Polished Linoleum—Occupiers Held Liable Both in Tort and under Implied Term in Contract

Tort—Negligence—Dangerous Premises—Sale of a House—Builder’s Duty as Vendor—Defective Ceiling—Warranty to Purchaser—No Duty to Occupant in Sale or Lease of an Unfurnished House—Opportunity for Inspection

Tort—Negligence—Hospital—Administration of Hospital—Negligence of Medical Staff in Admitting Patient to Infected Hospital—Hospital Authorities Held Liable

Tort—Negligence—Hospital—Nurses—Servants or Independent Contractors—Duty of Hospital Authority is, so Far as the Professional (as Distinct from the Ministerial) Skill of Nurses is Concerned, Merely to Use Care in their Selection

Tort—Negligence—Master and Servant—Course of Employment—Negligence of Servant of Bailee—Bailee Held Liable to Bailor

Tort—Nuisance—Malice—User of Land—Defendant Held Liable for Acts Maliciously Committed with Intent to Injure Plaintiff in his User of Land

Tort—Nuisance—Trespass—Case—Injury to Servitude—Several Fishery—Pollution of River—Invasion of Legal Right—Proof of Pecuniary Loss Not Necessary

Tort—Trespass to Land—Entry by Police on Private Premises in Execution of Duty, but Without Search Warrant—Held, no Right to Remain After Request to Leave

Book Reviews

Outlines of Criminal Law. By Courtney Stanhope Kenny, LL.D., F.B.A., Fifteenth edition revised by G. Godfrey Phillips, M.A., LL.M., of Gray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Cambridge University Press. 1936. xliv, 625 and xvi pp. (15s. net.)

English Constitutional Ideas in the Fifteenth Century. By S. B. Chrimes, M.A., Ph.D., Lecturer in Constitutional History in the University of Glasgow. Cambridge University Press. 1936. xx and 415 pp. (21s. net.)

Introduzione Storica allo studio del Diritto Romano Giustinianeo. By Emilio Albertario, Professore Ordinario nella R. Università di Roma. Parte prima. Milano: Dott. Antonino Giuffrè-Editore. 1935-XIII. viii and 163 pp. (Lire 18.)

The History of Quasi-Contract in English Law. By R. M. Jackson, M.A., LL.B., Solicitor, Lecturer in Law in the University of Cambridge. Cambridge: University Press. 1936. xxxvi and 134 pp. (10s. 6d. net.)

Salmond's Law of Torts. Ninth edition. By W. T. S. Stallybrass, D.C.L., Fellow and Vice-Principal, Brasenose College, Oxford. London: Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.1936. lvi and 716 pp. (£1 10s. net.)

The Law of Damages. By Frank Gahan, M.A., B.C.L., LL.B., of the Inner Temple and South-Eastern Circuit, Barrister-at-Law. London: Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.1936. lxxx and 242 pp. (15s. net.)

A Concise History of the Common Law. By Theodore F. T. Plucknett, M.A., LL.B., Professor of Legal History in the University of London. Second edition (enlarged and entirely rewritten). London: Butterworth & Co. (Publishers), Ltd.1936. xxv and 635 pp. (20s. net.)

A Treatise on the Law of Income Tax. Seventh edition. By His Honour Judge E. M. Konstam, K.C. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.; Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.

Principles of Contract. By the Right Hon. Sir Frederick Pollock, Bt., K.C., D.C.L. Tenth edition. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1936. 762 and lxiii pp. (30s.)

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