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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 13 - November 1955

Case and Comment

Claim by Crown for Loss of Services—Master and Servant—Police Constable

Tort—Invitees, Licensees and Trespassers: A Comment on the Third Report of the haw Reform Committee

Agricultural Holdings—Dispossession Orders—Procedure

Crown Proceedings—Extent of Protection Given by Crown Proceedings Act, 1947, to Individual Minister

Local Authorities—Validity of Exercise of Discretionary Powers

Criminal Law—“Uses” or “Permits the Use”—Mens Rea or Absolute Prohibition in Statutory Offence

Criminal Law—What is a Crime?—Action For Excise Penalties

Education Act, 1944—Statutory Duty With Regard to the Parents' Wishes

International Law—Sovereign Immunity—Proof of Interest

Nationality—Effect of Preamble on Interpretation of Statute

Tort—Maintenance—Costs Paid by Co-Operative Association

Criminal Law—Larceny—Effect of Section 2 of the Larceny Act, 1916—Its Relation to Other Statutory Provisions—Effect of Section 18 of the Army Act, 1881

Trust—Rule in Lassence V. Tierney—Doubt as to Initial Gift

Contract—Offer and Acceptance—Place of Acceptance

Trust—Condition Subsequent—Settlement of Spes Successionis—Fraud on a Power

Negligence—Standard of Care—Vicarious Liability

Equity—Priorities—Better Right to Legal Estate

Easement—Jus Spatiandi

Gift—Parent and Child—Presumption of Advancement

Tenancy in Common—Statute of Frauds—Rights of Occupation

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Volume 13 - November 1955

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