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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 2 - November 1926

Notes on Recent Cases

Murder—Alleged “Irresistible Impulse” No Defence

Contract—Sale of Undivided Portion of Larger Bulk—Deterioration in Quality before Severance—At whose Risk?

Use of Photographs by the Police—Identification—Evidence.

Contract—Impossibility of Performance—Interpretation of Term U.C.E.

Contract—Police Protection—Agreement to pay for—Legality of

Combination to Protect Trade Interests, when Actionable—Inducing others to Withdraw from Contractual Relations with Plaintiff, by Means of Threats—No Breach of Contract—No Intent to Injure.

Contract—Breach—Remoteness of Damage—Duty to Take Care

Contract — Shipping — Charterparty — Demurrage — Principal and Agent—Signature by “Charterers” “As Agents”—Signatories Described as “Charterers” in Body of Charterparty—Personal Liability of Agents

Contract—Banking—Banker and Customer—Implied Contract between—Obligation of Secrecy

Municipal Corporations Act, 1882—Alderman—Contract with Corporation—Share or Interest in Contract—Company—Managing Director and Shareholder—Share or Interest in Company—Penalty

Corporation—Doctrine Of Ultra Vires—Business of Gas Company—Residuals

Negligence—Reasonable Care—Contributory Negligence

Contract—Principal and Agent—Authority to Sell—Authority to Receive Payment of Price

Domicil the Test of Jurisdiction in Divorce—Exception—Treaty of Lausanne, 1924

Corporation—Criminal Liability—Mens Rea

Evidence — Prisoner's Character — Criminal Evidence Act, 1898, s. 1 (f)—Criminal Appeal Act, 1907, s. 4

Interpretation of Statute—Gaming—Cheques Given for Racing Bets—Action for Repayment—Cause of Action Arising under Statute before its Repeal—Action Brought after Repeal—Gaming Act, 1835, s. 2—Interpretation Act, 1889, s. 38—Gaming Act, 1922, s. 1.

Criminal Law—Unlawful Wounding—Defence of Habitation

Animus Contrahendi—Agreement Binding in Honour—Ousting the Jurisdiction—Repugnancy

Divorce—Evidence—Spouse may not give Evidence of Non-access during Marriage with the object or possible result of Bastardizing the Offspring

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Volume 2 - November 1926

Notes on Recent Cases