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Volume 10 - July 1949

Notes on Recent Cases

Tort—Breach of Statutory Duty Founding Liability in Tort—Construction of Statutes—Betting and Lotteries, Act, 1934

Tort—Master and Servant—Course of Employment

International Law—Sovereign Immunity—Department of Foreign State—Separate Legal Existence

Tort—Negligence—Duty to Trespasser on Land of Third Party—Allurement

Tort—Dangerous Structures—Playground—Duty to Child Licensee—No Liability Unless Concealed Danger Known to Exist

Tort—Cattle Straying—Distress Damage Feasant—Inappropriate Claim for Compensation—Duty of Owner to Estimate Damage and Tender Compensation

Tort—False Imprisonment—Arrest without Warrant—Duty to Inform Suspect of the Nature of the Charge

Tort—Negligence—Effect of Novus Actus Interveniens—Joint and Several Liability

Tort—Negligence—Contributory Negligence—‘Last Opportunity’ Rule

Tort—Negligence—Dangerous Substances—‘Novus Actus Interveniens’—Contributory Negligence

Tort—Negligence—Contributory Negligence—Collision at Sea—Apportionment of Blame

Tort—Negligence—Landlord and Tenant

Tort—Negligence—Hospital Authority—Liability for Employees—Joint Tortfeasors—Apportionment of Damages

Tort—Negligence—Invitees—Unusual Dangers—Occupier's Duty

Tort—Negligence—Leaking Stopcock Dislodging Paving-Stones—Duty—Statutory Powers—Nuisance

Tort—Negligence—Landlord—Dangerous Thing

Tort—Negligence—Res Ipsa Loquitur—Tyre Burst—Reasonable System of Tyre Maintenance—Onus of Proof

Book Reviews

Essays in Law and History. By Sir William S. Holdsworth, formerly Vinerian Professor of English Law in the University of Oxford, and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. Edited by A. L. Goodhart and H. G. Hanbury. [Oxford: Clarendon Press (Geoffrey Cumberlege). 1946. xvi and 302 pp. 20s. net].

Notes on Recent Cases

Tort—Trespasser or Invitee—Child at Circus—Injury by Lion—Liability of Proprietors

Book Reviews

Recognition in International Law. By H. Lauterpacht, m.a., ll.d. Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law, Vol. 3 [London: Cambridge University Press. 1947. xx and 442 pp. 25s.].

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Notes on Recent Cases

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