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Volume 2 - November 1926

Notes on Recent Cases

Divorce—Evidence—Spouse may not give Evidence of Non-access during Marriage with the object or possible result of Bastardizing the Offspring

Interpretation of Statute—Landlord and Tenant—Rent Restrictions—Exclusion Test as to Quantity of Furniture Required—Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions) Act, 1920, s. 12, sub-s. 2, Proviso 1.

Interpretation of Statute—Fertilizer and Feeding Stuffs Act, 1906—Sale of “Salvage” as Fertilizer—Failure to Give Invoice—Legality of Sale

Donatio Mortis Causa—Redelivery to Donor for Safe Custody— Validity

Income Tax—Gambling—Power of Income Tax Commissioners—Income Tax Act 1918.

Fatal Accidents Act, 1876 (9 & 10 Vict. C. 93) S.S. 1, 2—Measure of Damages Not Restricted by Contract of Deceased

Contract—Construction—Exception of Loss by Fire—Fire Caused by Negligence of Carriers' Servants

Mistake—Recovery of Money Paid by Mistake—Mistake of Fact or Law — Estoppel — Alteration of Payee's Position — Equitable Ground for Recovery

Possession—Interference with Salvors—Treasure Trove—Corpus of Possession—Trespass

Contract—Sale of Goods—Sale of Undivided Part of Goods Deposited in Warehouse—Passing of Property—Refusal of Warehousemen to Deliver Purchased Goods to Buyer—Right of Buyer to Damages for Conversion—Custom—American Law Distinguished

Principal and Agent—Agency of Necessity—Bona Fide Sale

Shipping—Collision—Innocent Ship damaged by Two Wrong-doing Vessels—Tests of Joint Tort—Several Actions on Same Damage—Contribution among Tortfeasors

Contract—Sale of Goods—Passing of Property—Contrary Intention Under Section 18 of Sale of Goods Act, 1893

Procedure—Third-party Procedure—Indemnity—Where Implied by Law—Code of Civil Procedure, 1907 (Straits Settlements), s. 158

Tort—Negligence—Nervous Shock resulting from Fright—Extent of Duty—Fear for Safety of Third Person as distinguished from Fear for One's own Safety—Remoteness of Damage

Real Property—Restrictive Covenant—Benefit not Running with the Land — Assignment of Adjoining Land by Covenantee — Enforceability against Assign of Covenantor

Sale of Goods—Conversion—Title to Goods—Owner Precluded from Setting up Title—Railway Consignment Notes—Bona Fide Purchaser.

Real Property—Right of Way Lost by Abandonment—The Nature of Abandonment

Tort—Husband and Wife—Wife's Torts—Liability of Husband

Sale of Goods—Checking Weight—Absence of Condition— Precedent—Passing of Property—Purchase in Good Faith

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Volume 2 - November 1926

Notes on Recent Cases