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Sweet v Parsley

Sweet v Parsley is an important decision of English criminal law which reaffirmed the long-standing presumption that mens rea is required for criminal liability unless Parliament clearly indicates otherwise. The case considered whether a statutory… Sweet v Parsley

Street v Mountford

Street v Mountford is a leading decision of the House of Lords on English land law, dealing with the distinction between a lease and a licence. The case is significant because it clarified the legal… Street v Mountford

Stovin v Wise

Stovin v Wise is a leading decision of the House of Lords on negligence, particularly concerning omissions and the liability of public authorities. The case examines whether a local highway authority can be held liable… Stovin v Wise

Stilk v Myrick

Stilk v Myrick is a foundational English contract law case that addresses the doctrine of consideration, particularly the rule that performance of an existing contractual duty does not amount to valid consideration for a new… Stilk v Myrick

Stack v Dowden

Stack v Dowden is a leading decision of the House of Lords on how beneficial interests are determined when unmarried cohabitants hold property in their joint names. The case is significant because it reshaped the… Stack v Dowden