Colleagues might be interested in a pair of articles recently published in

the Journal of Equity:

S. Barkehall-Thomas, "Thieves as Trustees: The Enduring Legacy of Black v S

Freedman & Co Ltd" (2009) 3 J Eq 52

and a reply,

J. Tarrant, "Thieves as Trustees: In defence of the theft principle" (2009)

(2009) 3 J Eq 170

Lionel

--

"Suppose the dog eats it?"

Stamp L.J. in argument, referring to a notice to quit, in Lord Newborough v.

Jones [1975] Ch. 90, 93 (C.A.)

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