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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 17 - November 1959

Case and Comment

Statute—Abuse of Procedure—Injunction

Constitutional Law—Habeas Corpus

Administrative Law—Alternative Remedies Under the Planning Acts

Habeas Corpus—Successive Applications

Administrative Law—Certiorari—Error of Law

Local Government—Meeting of Council—Councillor's Pecuniary Interest

Highway—County Council's Functions—Negligence and Non-Feasance

Conflict of Laws—Substituted Obligation—Proper Law—Renvoi

Conflict of Laws—Divorce—Decree Recognised by Courts of Wife's Ordinary Residence—Whether Recognised by Courts of Husband's Domicile in England

Contract-Third Party-Benefit of Exemption Clauses

Contract and Trust—Third Party Beneficiaries—Money Paid Under Contract of Insurance

Receiving Goods Unlawfully Obtained—Felony or Misdemeanour

Master and Servant—Duty of Master—Defective Tool

Aiding and Abetting—Offence by Corporation

Criminal Law—Meaning of “Reckless”

Contract—Consideration—Retail Price—Copyright

Master and Servant—Accident Abroad—Contract or Tort—Common Employment

Negligence—Banker's Advice on Investment—Liability To Customer

Trusts—Variation of Trusts Act, 1958

Negligence—Rescue—Negligence of Person in Peril

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Volume 17 - November 1959

Case and Comment