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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 5 - March 1933

Notes on Recent Cases

Sale of Goods—Goods Obtained ‘On Appro’ for Fictitious Purchasers—Sale of Goods Act, 1883, s. 18, R. 4; s. 25 (2)—Property Held to Pass when Buyer Adopted the Transaction by Pledging Goods, even though he did so Fraudulently—Larceny by a Trick or Obtaining By False Pretences

Personal Property—Chose in Action—Assignment of Part of Debt or Legal Chose in Action—Law of Property Act, 1925, s. 136.

Sale of Goods—Ship's Propellers to be to ‘The Entire Satisfaction’ of Purchasers and a Third Party—Implied Condition under Sale of Goods Act, 1893, s. 14

Tort—Conversion—Conversion by One Party—Judgment for Damages against that Party not Satisfied—Subsequent Conversion of Same Goods by Another Party—Unsatisfied Judgment against First Party does not, in Absence of Special Circumstances, Divest Property from Owner of Goods

Contract—Damages—Difference Between Loss of Reputation and Loss of Publicity—Option of Place of Performance

Tort—Defamation—Libel—Report of Decision of Domestic Tribunal—Privilege Created by Consent of Plaintiff to Publication of Decision of Tribunal—Excess of Privilege

Tort—Breach of a Statutory Duty—How Far Statutory Remedy Excludes Action in Tort—Road Traffic Act, 1930—Motor Car Insurance

Contract — Insurance — Solicitor's Indemnity Policy — Insurance Against Loss Arising from Neglect, Omission or Error When Acting as a Solicitor—Loss By Reason of Inadvertently Making a Champertous Agreement—Held not to be Covered by Terms or Insurance as Being Contrary to Public Policy

Tort—Dangerous Operation—Employer of Independent Contractors is Liable for Negligence of Latter

Tort—Husband and Wife—Enticement of Wife—No Defence that Will of Wife was Overborne by Stronger Will of Defendant.

Contract—Private Inquiry Agency for Confidential Information on Traders' Solvency — Indemnity Clause Against Disclosure of Information Held not Contrary to Public Policy—Measure or Damages

Tort—Master and Servant—Injury to Servant—Common Employment—Duty of Master to Provide Proper Plant—Delegation of Duty to Competent Persons — Master not Personally Negligent — Negligence of Delegate

Tort—Dangerous Premises—Injury to Child from Swing on Recreation Ground Provided by Local Authority

Contract—Restraint of Trade—Stipulation For Forfeiture of Pension, if Defendant Entered a Particular Trade, Held Bad — Gratuitous Promise

Tort—Defamation—Libel—Poster Displayed at Newsagent's Bookstall—Liability of Newsagent—Questions for Jury

Criminal Law — Woman Can be Convicted of Indecent Assault on Mals

Tort—Negligence—Injury to Infant—Contributory Negligence of Adult in Charge of Infant — Unsoundness of Doctrine of ‘Identification’ of Infant with Adult.

Tort—Negligence—Liability of Manufacturer of Article to Ultimate Consumer—Duty to Take Reasonable Care that Article is Free from Defect's Likely to Injure Consumer's Health

Criminal Law — Misdemeanour of Causing or Intending to Cause Public Mischief—False Story of Robbery by Person of Given Description—Time of Police Wasted—Persons of Same Description Exposed to Suspicion

Tort—Defamation—Talking Film held to be Libel not Slander—Allegation that a Woman has been Ravished held to be Defamatory—Damages

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Volume 5 - March 1933

Notes on Recent Cases