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Libel
to the discretion of the judge in awarding or withholding costs upon a verdict for nominal damages see martin v benson 1927 1 kb 771 but to be a defence to an indictment a plea justifying on the … a servant or commenting upon a matter of general interest to the public no privilege however attaches to information supplied by a trade protection society to its customers for the purposes of profit and not from sense
Lottery
geo 4 c 60 they were abolished as to what constitutes keeping within the act of 1802 see martin v benjamin 1907 1 kb 64 but a body corporate cannot be convicted s 41 as rogues and vagabonds
Discovery
affidavit rr 1 11 as a general rule discovery cannot be obtained in an action to recover penalties martin v treacher 1886 16 qbd 507 saunders v weil 1892 2 qb 321 and compare derby corporation v derbyshire
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Locomotives. I
fire caused by sparks from a locomotive see english railway fires act 1905 5 edw 7 c 11 martin v g e ry co 1912 2 kb 406 see further railway
Bill of Exchange
though not as a process in use among english merchants the earliest english case on the subject is martin v boure 1603 04 cro jac 6 see the judgment of lord cockburn c j in goodwin v robarts
Judgment
that had been issued and is alleged to have been served has been raised and determined gopiram agarwalla v first additional of income tax officer air 1959 cal 420 422 that an order under s 145 6 criminal
British museum
museum act 1902 and to lend objects for public exhibition by 14 15 geo 5 c 23 in martin v british museum trustees 1894 10 tlr 338 the plaintiff failed to recover for a libel in a pamphlet
Engine
amendment act 1923 gives compensation for damage by fires caused by sparks or cinders from railway engines see martin v g e railway 1912 2 kb 406 a g v g w railway 1924 2 kb 1 see
Steam engines
consolidation act 1845 and the railway fires act 1905 as amended by 13 14 geo 5 c 27 martin v g e ry co 1912 2 kb 406 see engine road traffic
Possession
or occupation the word possession is sometimes used inaccurately as synonymous with the right to possess gurucharan singh v kamla singh 1976 2 scc 152 possession does not imply mere acts of the user or of occupation … 1996 sc 780 1995 5 scc 238 the possession of a firearm under the arms act must have firstly the element of consciousness or knowledge of that possession in the person charged with such offence and secondly
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