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Tort—False imprisonment—detention of ship's steward on suspicion of customs offence—‘offender’ in Customs Consolidation Act, 1876, held to mean ‘actual offender’ and not merely one reasonably suspected to be an offender

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Tort—Master and Servant—Liability of Master for Acts of Servant—Scope of Servant's Authority—False Imprisonment

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