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Volume 11 - March 1951

Notes on Recent Cases

Criminal Law—Evidence—Admissibility—Hearsay—Part of Res Gestae

Contract—Frustration—Uncontemplated Turn of Events—Power of Court to Quality Literal Terms of Contract

Criminal Law—Evidence—Similar Facts—Admissibility

Contract—Set-Form—Exclusion of Common Law Liability—Innocent Misrepresentation of Extent of Exclusion—Variation by Parol

Contract—Illegality—Agreement for Loan in Contravention of Exchange Regulations—Loan not Made—Security for Repayment Irrecoverable

Contract—Injury to Passenger—Breach of Implied Warranty—Covenant—Injury to Tenant on Staircase

Criminal Law—Attempted Murder—Mens Rea

Criminal Law—Insanity—M'naghten Rules—Meaning of “Wrong”

Criminal Law—Evidence—Disposition Towards a Particular Crime—Other Offences

Contract—Repudiation—Anticipatory Breach

Donatio Mortis Causa—Conditional Nature—Delivery of Safe Keys—Sufficiency of Delivery of Contents

Gift Inter Vivos—Imperfect Gifts—Unregistered Transfer of Shares—Beneficial Interest Pending Registration

Contract—Sale of Goods—Innocent Misrepresentation—Claim to Rescind Executed Contract—Sale of Goods Act, 1893

Criminal Law—Larceny—Owner Stealing Own Goods from Bailee

Contract—Sale of Land—Whether Time of Essence—Right to Forfeit Deposit and Re-Sell

International Law—Sovereign Immunity—Foreign Sovereign as Plaintiff—Submission—Extent—Subsequent Proceedings by way of appeal.

Criminal Law—Mens Rea—Interpretation of Statutes—Effect of Word “Knowingly”

Contract—Service Agreement—Statute of Frauds—Quantum Meruit—Notice

Licence—Whether an Equitable Interest in the Property—Deserted Wife's Right to Remain in Matrimonial Home

Deed—Option to Purchase—Specific Performance—Plaintiff Not a Party to Deed of Option—Law of Property Act, 1925, s. 56 (1)—Due Execution of Deeds

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Volume 11 - March 1951

Notes on Recent Cases