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Cambridge Law Journal, Vol. 9, Iss. 1, 1945-03 ,pp. : 125-125

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Tort—Nuisance created by trespasser on owner's land—Knowledge of nuisance imputed to owner through servant—Owner held liable for continuing nuisance

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Cambridge Law Journal, Vol. 7, Iss. 3, 1941-11 ,pp. : 418-419

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Tort — Defamation — Libel — Not Defamatory to Accuse Another of Reporting Criminal Offence to Police — Publication on Defendants' Property by Unauthorized Act of Third Person— Defendants Held Liable Where Notice Easily Removable

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Cambridge Law Journal, Vol. 6, Iss. 3, 1938-11 ,pp. : 439-440

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Tort—Nuisance—Malice—User of Land—Defendant Held Liable for Acts Maliciously Committed with Intent to Injure Plaintiff in his User of Land

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Tort—Negligence and Nuisance Distinguished—Occupies of Building Held Liable For Negligence For Fall of Guttering Injuring Occupants of The Building to Whom Occupiers Were Under No Contractual Duty

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Cambridge Law Journal, Vol. 5, Iss. 2, 1934-07 ,pp. : 270-271

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