Municipal corporation of Delhi V Subhagwanti, AIR 1966 SC 1750
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Donoghue V Stevenson ( 1932) 1 KB ER Rep 1
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For the purpose of liability of the transferor towards the ultimate transferee for negligence, the chattels may be considered to be of the following three
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Manindra nath Mukherjee V Marhuradas Chatturbhuj AIR 1946 Cal 175
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South Indian Industrial Ltd Madras V. Alamelu Ammal AIR 1923 Mad 565
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DEFENCE AGAINST TORTIOUS LIABILITY
Volenti non fit injuria, or the defence of ‘Consent’Plaintiffthe wrongdoerInevitable accidentAct of GodPrivate DefenceMistakeNecessityStatutory Authority. Smith V. charles Baker & Sons ( 1891) AC