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EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 11 - March 1951

Notes on Recent Cases

Mistake—Overpayment of Money under Mistake of Fact—Rent on Long Lease—Insufficient Tax Deduction

Criminal Law—Bigamy—Seven Years' Absence—Second Marriage—Precedent in Criminal Appeals

Easement or Licence—Whether Lessor Entitled to Maintain Existing Advertisements on Premises Demised—No Implied Reservation

Profit à Prendre—Prescription Act—Acquiescence in Interruption—user as of Right

Criminal Law—Sentence Exceeding Two Years for Common Law Misdemeanor—Criminal Justice Act, 1948

Equitable Assignment—Absence of Consideration—Must be Complete and Perfect

Gift—Donatio Mortis Causa—Deposit Accounts—Sufficiency of Deposit Books as Indicia of Title

Equitable Assignment—Gift Inter Vivos—Unregistered Transfer of Shares

Tort—Children Trespassing Implied Licence

Tort—Master and Servant—Negligence—Servant Husband of Plaintiff—Servant's Immunity from Liability No Defence to Master.

Jurisdiction—Foreign State—Previous Submission in Writing—Whether Sufficient

International Law—Immunity—Property—in Possession and Control of States—Bailment

Tort—Invitor-Invitee—Duty of Occupier—“Unusual Danger”—Volenti Non Fit Injuria

Marriage—Nullity—Formalities—Consent—Frustration

Tort—Negligence—Injuries to Fireman—Invitor-Invitee

Tort—Negligence—Injury to Husband—Interference with Consortium—Liability to Wife

Tort—Negligence—Injury to Husband—Interference with Consortium—Liability to Wife

Mercantile Agent Possession of Car with Consent of Owner—Registration Book Obtained by Trick—Sale of Car with Book—Title of Innocent Purchaser—Factors Act, 1889, S. 2 (1)

Tort—Negligence—Res Ipsa Loquitur—Liability of Hospital for Negligence of Members of Staff

Tort—Negligence—Nervous Shock—Foresight of Injury

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Volume 11 - March 1951

Notes on Recent Cases