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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 14 - November 1956

Case and Comment

Nationality—Interpretation of Statute

Procedure—Evidence Excluded by State Interest

Criminal Law—Larceny by a Bailee and Fraudulent Conversion

Conflict of Laws—Contract—Law Governing Discharge—Confiscatory Legislation—Legislation Contrary to International Law—Public Policy

Criminal Law—False Pretences—Statements of Intention

Conflict of Laws—Contract Illegal by Foreign Law—Whether Enforceable in England

Contract—Bill of Lading—Strike Clause

Statutory Interpretation—Finality Clauses—Fraud

Contract—Indefinite Duration—Whether Determinable by Reasonable Notice

Contract—Bill of Lading—Strike Clause

Loss of Services—Action Per Quod Servitium Amisit—Quasi-Contract—New Remedies for Old

Tort—Trespass, Nuisance, Negligence—Pleading

Negligence—Escape of Water—Rule in Rylands v. Fletcher

Tort—Res IPSA Loquitur—Burden of Proof on Defendant

Tort—Occupiers' Liability to Licensee—Effect of Notice Excluding Liability—Knowledge of Danger

Tort—Contribution between Concurrent Tortfeasors

Trust—Court's Jurisdiction to Modify Terms

Tort—Vicarious Liability

Charity—Other Purposes Beneficial to the Community—Public Element

Tort—Negligence—Standards of Care—Vicarious Liability

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Volume 14 - November 1956

Case and Comment