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Cruelty

to a judicial separation by reason of danger to life or health the communication of veneral diseaseis suchconduct browning v browning 1911 p 161 see english judicature act 1925 s 185 replacing english matrimonial causes act 1857

Adoption

of the mother in respects of the child is invalid humphreys v polak 1901 2 kb 385 reg v walker 1912 28 tlr 342 375 see geary on marriage and family relations and law reform misc prov act

Trespasser

for injuries done to him by a vicious horse which the owner of the field kept there lowery v walker 1911 ac 10 a man may be a trespasser even on a highway if he is using it

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Dilapidation

and yield up the demised premises in good repair see lister v lane 1893 2 qb 212 torrents v walker 1906 2 ch 166 anstruther gough calthorpe v mcoscar 1924 1 kb 716 ca also forfeiture and landlord

Upto

all assessed tax up to that date whether the assessment was made before or after the date gowers v walker 1930 1 ch 262 upto may include the last day or may not and if it is in

Thistle

liable to his neighbour for damage by the seeds being blown on to his neighbour s land giles v walker 1890 24 qbd 656

Solicitor

be a solicitor see 1934 act infra a solicitor cannot sue for although he may set off see brown v tibbetts 11 cbns 855 his bill of costs until one month after its delivery in the manner prescribed

False imprisonment

addison on torts clerk and lindsell on torts and see warner v riddiford 1858 4 cbns 180 204 brown v chapman 1848 6 cb 365 lambert v g e ry 1909 2 kb 776 arrest by railway police

Poison

a list which may be added to by the pharmaceutical society with the approval of the privy council brown v leggett 1906 1 kb 330 the list as contained in schedule a of that act was repealed and

Adjoining owner

a common law right to the support necessary to sustain his own land in its natural unincumbered state brown v robins 1859 4 h n 186 but only obtains a right to support for buildings by grant express

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