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1Not even aloud to sing crude songs in your own home.
- AWhitely V Chappell (1868)
- BStrictland V Hayes
- CFisher V Bell (1960)
2Train killed a man while he had no lookout. He was maintaining, not repairing. Compensation was for repairing only. Literal Rule. Widow denied compensation.
- ALNER V Berriman (1946)
- BFisher V Bell (1960)
- CWhitely V Chappell (1968)
3Flick knifes not for sale, but for treat. Offense to sell flick knives.
- AWhitely V Chappell (1868)
- BFisher V Bell (1960)
- CLNER V Berriman (1946)
4Son used dead fathers vote to vote twice in ballot. Not impersonation, he's dead.
- AFisher V Bell (1960)
- BStrictland V Hayes BC (1896)
- CWhitely V Chappell (1868)
5Married 2 people. Attemped bigamy. Narrow rule, didn't go through marriage ceremony. But still liable.
- A Re Sigsworth (1935)
- BR V Allen (1872)
- CAdler V George (1964)
6Obstructing Her Majesties forces IN the prohibited area, not "In the vicinity". Broad. Changed to "In or in the vicinity of the prohibited area".
- AAdler V George (1964)
- BRe Sigsworth (1935)
- CR V Allen (1872)
7Mischief = Soliciting for sex on the street. Prostitutes shouted from window instead. Men received signals on the street so were still being solicited in the street.
- ARoyal College of Nursing V DHSS (1981)
- BEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- CSmiths V Hughes (1960)
8Mischief = Soliciting for sex on the street. Prostitutes shouted from window instead. Men received signals on the street so were still being solicited in the street.
- ARoyal College of Nursing V DHSS (1981)
- BEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- CSmiths V Hughes (1960)
9Mischief = Soliciting for sex on the street. Prostitutes shouted from window instead. Men received signals on the street so were still being solicited in the street.
- ARoyal College of Nursing V DHSS (1981)
- BEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- CSmiths V Hughes (1960)
10Mischief = Soliciting for sex on the street. Prostitutes shouted from window instead. Men received signals on the street so were still being solicited in the street.
- ARoyal College of Nursing V DHSS (1981)
- BEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- CSmiths V Hughes (1960)
11Mischief = Soliciting for sex on the street. Prostitutes shouted from window instead. Men received signals on the street so were still being solicited in the street.
- ARoyal College of Nursing V DHSS (1981)
- BEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- CSmiths V Hughes (1960)
12Parliaments intention for Nurses to be able to abort. Only RMP's.
- AEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- BRoyal College of Nursing v DHSS (1981)
- CSmith V Hughes (1960)
13Pretended to be a taxi, raped girls. Made against law to ply on street for unregistered texis. Shouted from alley's instead. Still happening in street.
- AEastbourne BC V Stirling (2000)
- BSmith V Hughes (1960)
- CRoyal College of Nursing v DHSS (1981)
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- Quiz on Law, created by chihayaxyayoi on 16/03/2014.
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