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Under-lease

lessor can distrain on the sub lessee or take advantage of a condition of forfeiture g w ry v smith 1876 2 ch d 253 by s 4 of the conveyancing act 1892 replaced by the english law

Bailment

for reward to be paid to the bailee for the history of the liability of carriers see nugent v smith 1876 1 cpd 423 and for an explanation of the duty of private bailees of this class brabant

Unconditionally

unconditionally means without conditions that is conditions well known to practitioners which might have been usually imposed smith v smith 139 145 lt 23

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Act of God

irresistible act of nature which could not by any reasonable care have been foreseen or resisted see nugent v smith 1876 1 cpd 423 the general rule is that where the law creates a duty and the party

Levy

levy and rate of levy levy of duty does not mean actual collection collector of central excise chandigarh v smith kline beecham consumer health care ltd air 2003 sc 829 see central excise act 1944 1 of 1944

Preventive detention

the director of public prosecutions r v waller 1910 1 kb 364 in certain cases be charged r v smith 1910 1 kb 17 with being an habitual criminal and if the charge is established he can in

Conspiracy

ac 95 quinn v leathem 1901 ac 495 pratt v british medical association 1919 1 kb 244 sorrell v smith 1923 2 ch 32 actions of this kind however have generally arisen in connection with trade disputes and

Deposit

that the contract shall be completed by the purchaser and may be forfeited if he make default howe v smith 1884 27 ch d 89 hall v burnall 1911 2 ch 551 see law of property act 1925

Impracticable

a thing is impractic able when it can only be done at an excessive or unreasonable cost moss v smith 19 lj cp 225

Borrowing powers

power to borrow money and give security therefor for the purposes of its business general auction estate co v smith 1891 3 ch 432 if the money borrowed is beyond the company s powers the excess is void

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