Trials, United Kingdom, Anecdotes, Famous Trials, United Kingdom Famous Trials, Justice Codd 

"Everyone familiar with A.P. Herbert's Uncommon Law will welcome this new collection of misleading cases. Here is the redoubtable Haddock once again struggling in the toiled of the law : squabbling over a matter of precedence on the river when his boat capsizes a ladies' rowing eight ; making further attempts to hold the bank to the letter of their obligations, forcing honest juries to decide whether a patent food would have relieved the sinking feeling of a reasonably sinking man ; and tackling more topical anomalies in chapters such as 'whose passport is yours?"... - Cover 

Contents:
Hogby, EA v. Hogby WM
Rex v. Reinstein
Integrated press v. the postmaster-general
Greenwich woman's rowing club v. Haddock
Haddock v. Silkworm
Haddock v. Mole
Haddock v. the King; fester v. Philpott, Rory and company Ltd; Fester v. Platt
The corporation of Burbleton v. Stanislavski
The King v. Broadwick
Haddock v. Oundle; Haddock v. Smith ; Haddock v. The general press ; Haddock v. Buzzings and Bilious weekly ; Haddock v. Cooper
Rex v. Bopple
House of Commons (Kitchen committee) v. Haddock
In reEarl of Munsey: Stewer v. Cobley
mortimer v. The British broadcasting corporation and others
Canter and others v. Howard
Rex v. Haddock and vine
Thomas v. Lowder ; Lowder v. Thomas
The merchants' case
Rex v. Gentle, Good and haddock
Rex v. Haddock ; haddock v. Rex
Albert and Gloria Haddock v. the King
Temper v. Hume and Haddock
Rex v. Rungle
Index