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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