A Manual for English Bar Students
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Q. — "What degree of care and vigilance is required from a gratuitous bailee, and from a bailee for hire ? In what leading case is the law upon the subject specially considered ?
Q. — \VTio is to be deemed a common carrier ? ^\Tiat is meant by saying that he is at Common Law an insurer ?
Q. — Is a common carrier bound to carry goods for any applicant ? Under what circumstances will he be excused from taking charge of them ?
Q. — Illustrate the maxim : Qui sentit commodum debet sentire et onus.
...Q. — Specify three great classes into which bailments are divisible.
Q. — How far is an innkeeper responsible for the | safety of goods of a traveller staying at an inn ? } Q. — State the facts in Coggs v. Bernard, and the, point decided in that case.
Q. — A watch is sent to a watchmaker to be repaired, ■ and whilst in his custody is stolen ; under what circumstances may the bailee be exonerated from HabiUty to make good its loss ?
Q. — "What rule does our Common Law take of the case where a bailee of goods, without breaking bulk, fraudulently converts them to his own use ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. — "What degree of care and vigilance is required from a gratuitous bailee, and from a bailee for hire ? In what leading case is the law upon the subject specially considered ?
Q. — \VTio is to be deemed a common carrier ? ^\Tiat is meant by saying that he is at Common Law an insurer ?
Q. — Is a common carrier bound to carry goods for any applicant ? Under what circumstances will he be excused from taking charge of them ?
Q. — Illustrate the maxim : Qui sentit commodum debet sentire et onus.
...Q. — Specify three great classes into which bailments are divisible.
Q. — How far is an innkeeper responsible for the | safety of goods of a traveller staying at an inn ? } Q. — State the facts in Coggs v. Bernard, and the, point decided in that case.
Q. — A watch is sent to a watchmaker to be repaired, ■ and whilst in his custody is stolen ; under what circumstances may the bailee be exonerated from HabiUty to make good its loss ?
Q. — "What rule does our Common Law take of the case where a bailee of goods, without breaking bulk, fraudulently converts them to his own use ?
What to read after A Manual for English Bar Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Spence to read onlineMoreLess
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