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Proceedings of the Maryland Court of Appeals, 1695–1729. Edited by Carroll T. Bond, Chief Judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals, with the collaboration of Richard B. Morris, Assistant Professor of History in the College of the City of New York. American Legal Records: Vol. I. The American Historical Association, Washington, D.C., 1933. li and 673 pp.
H. D. H.
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The Parliamentary Powers of English Government Departments. By John Willis. Harvard Studies in Administrative Law, No. 4. Harvard University Press. 1933. 214pp. ($3.50.)
E. C. S. W.
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The Law of Damages. By S. Jackson, B.A. (Oxon), LL.B. (Lond.). London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1934. xvi and 135 pp. (6s.)
R. H. K.
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Criminal Law—Indecent Assault on Girl Under Sixteen—Defence of Reasonable and Bona Fide belief that Girl was over Sixteen is Never Available—Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1922, ss. 1 and 2
B. W. S.
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Constitutional Law of England. By E. W. Ridges. Fifth edition. By A. Berriedale Keith, D.C.L., D.Litt., of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1934. xlviii and 672 pp. (25s.)
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Sir Edward Coke 1
William Holdsworth
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Coke and Bacon, the two greatest lawyers of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, were members of Trinity College. Bacon was the greatest jurist of his day. Coke was the greatest of our common lawyers. I account it a great honour that Trinity College should in 1926, the tercentenary of Bacon's death, have asked me to say something of Bacon as a lawyer, and that in this year, 1934, the tercentenary of Coke's death, it has asked me to give this lecture.

Tort—Negligence—Damages—Personal Injuries which Shortened Reasonable Expectation of Life held not to be too Remote
J. M. H.
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Declaratory Judgments. By ProfessorBorchard . Cleveland: Banks-Baldwin Law Publishing Co.1934. xxii and 669 pp.
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The Law Quarterly Review. Edited by A. L. Goodhart, D.C.L., LL.D., Professor of Jurisprudence in the University of Oxford. Jubilee Number, 1885–1935. 01, 1935. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.262 pp. (7s. 6d. net.)
D. T. O.
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Tort—Negligence—Police Constable Injured in Stopping Runaway Horses in Crowded Street—Doctrines of Novus Acrus Interveniens and Volenti Non Fit Iniuria Held not to be Applicable in the Circumstances
R. F. H.
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Essays in Constitutional Law. By W. P. M. Kennedy. London: Oxford University Press. 1934. xv and 183 pp. ($2.50.) (Will be reviewed in the next issue.) - Deutschlands Gleichberechtigung als Rechtsproblem. Von Viktor Bruns. Berlin: Carl Hermann's Verlag. 1934. (RM. 1.) - La Réalité des Normes. By Hans Morgenthau.
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Natural Law and the Theory of Society, 1500–1800. By Otto Gierke. With a Lecture on the Ideas of Natural Law and Humanity, by Ernst Troeltsch. Translated, with an Introduction, by Ernest Barker, Professor of Political Science in the University of Cambridge. 2 vols. Cambridge: University Press. 1934. xci and 423 pp. (30s. net.)
H. D. H.
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Contract—Infant—Contract for Benefit of Infant—Agreement to Abide by Rules of British Boxing Board of Control and by any Alteration of Rules—Altered Rules Binding on Infant in Absence of Notice
A. W. G. K.
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The Inner Relationship Between English and Roman Law 1
Fritz Pringsheim
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If a German professor announces his intention of speaking on the inner relationship between English and Roman law, he must first state why he intends to do so. When I reviewed Roman law, and later on English law, from the German point of view, it struck me again and again that the two systems touch each other at many points. It is obvious that this relationship must be clearer to a person acquainted with German law (and therefore speaking as an outsider) than it is to an English student who understands his law by working within the system and appreciates it accordingly. This, then, is one justification. Since I have not been brought up in English law, I shall always remain a layman, despite all my efforts to penetrate its nature.

The American Doctrine of Judicial Supremacy. Charles Grove Harris and other Editors. Second edition. Revised and enlarged. University of California Press; (in Great Britain and Ireland) Cambridge University Press. 1932. xviii and 705 pp. (27s.)
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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
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Early Tudor Government. By Kenneth Pickthorn. 2 vols. Cambridge. 1934. Henry VII, 192 pp., 10s. 6d. Henry VIII, 564 pp., 25s.
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The Law Reports of Palestine, 1920–1933. Selected and edited by SirMichael McDonnell, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Palestine. London: Crown Agents for the Colonies. 1934. 923 pp. (42s.)
H. C. G.
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Cases on Equity Jurisdiction and Specific Performance. Edited by Z. ChafeeJr. and S. P. Simpson, Professors of Law in Harvard University. Published by the Editors, Langdell Hall, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A.1619 pp. in two volumes. ($8.)
H. A. H.
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International Law—Piracy Iure Gentium—Actual Robbery not an Essential Element
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The Parliamentary Powers of English Government Departments. By John Willis. Harvard Studies in Administrative Law, No. 4. Harvard University Press. 1933. 214pp. ($3.50.)

The Law of Damages. By S. Jackson, B.A. (Oxon), LL.B. (Lond.). London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1934. xvi and 135 pp. (6s.)

Criminal Law—Indecent Assault on Girl Under Sixteen—Defence of Reasonable and Bona Fide belief that Girl was over Sixteen is Never Available—Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1922, ss. 1 and 2

Constitutional Law of England. By E. W. Ridges. Fifth edition. By A. Berriedale Keith, D.C.L., D.Litt., of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.1934. xlviii and 672 pp. (25s.)

Sir Edward Coke 1

Tort—Negligence—Damages—Personal Injuries which Shortened Reasonable Expectation of Life held not to be too Remote

Declaratory Judgments. By ProfessorBorchard . Cleveland: Banks-Baldwin Law Publishing Co.1934. xxii and 669 pp.

The Law Quarterly Review. Edited by A. L. Goodhart, D.C.L., LL.D., Professor of Jurisprudence in the University of Oxford. Jubilee Number, 1885–1935. 01, 1935. London: Stevens & Sons, Ltd.262 pp. (7s. 6d. net.)

Tort—Negligence—Police Constable Injured in Stopping Runaway Horses in Crowded Street—Doctrines of Novus Acrus Interveniens and Volenti Non Fit Iniuria Held not to be Applicable in the Circumstances

Contract—Infant—Contract for Benefit of Infant—Agreement to Abide by Rules of British Boxing Board of Control and by any Alteration of Rules—Altered Rules Binding on Infant in Absence of Notice

The Inner Relationship Between English and Roman Law 1

The American Doctrine of Judicial Supremacy. Charles Grove Harris and other Editors. Second edition. Revised and enlarged. University of California Press; (in Great Britain and Ireland) Cambridge University Press. 1932. xviii and 705 pp. (27s.)

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

Early Tudor Government. By Kenneth Pickthorn. 2 vols. Cambridge. 1934. Henry VII, 192 pp., 10s. 6d. Henry VIII, 564 pp., 25s.

The Law Reports of Palestine, 1920–1933. Selected and edited by SirMichael McDonnell, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Palestine. London: Crown Agents for the Colonies. 1934. 923 pp. (42s.)

Cases on Equity Jurisdiction and Specific Performance. Edited by Z. ChafeeJr. and S. P. Simpson, Professors of Law in Harvard University. Published by the Editors, Langdell Hall, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A.1619 pp. in two volumes. ($8.)

International Law—Piracy Iure Gentium—Actual Robbery not an Essential Element

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