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Part I. DEFINITIONS - 2
- Sect. 1. Action - 2
- Sect. 2. Cause of Action - 6
Part II. IN RESPECT OF WHAT ACTS AND OMISSIONS AN ACTION WILL LIE - 7
- Sect. 1. Ubi jus, ibi remedium - 7
- Sect. 2. Injuria absque damno - 9
- Sect. 3. Damnum absque injuria - 10
- Sect. 4. De minimis non curat lex - 16
Part III. WHO MAY SUE AND BE SUED - 17
- Sect. 1. In General - 17
- Sect. 2. The Crown - 17
- Sect. 3. Crown Servants -18
- Sect. 4. Foreign Sovereigns and Governments - 18
- Sect. 5. Diplomatic Officers - 19
- Sect. 6. Alien Enemies -20
- Sect. 7. Bankrupts - 21
- Sect. 8. Infants - 21
- Sect. 9. Lunatics - 22
Part IV. CONDITIONS PRECEDENT TO ACTION - 22
- Sect 1. Award of an Arbitrator - 22
- Sect. 2. Consent - 22
- Sect. 3. Demand or Request - 23
- Sect. 4. Notice of Action - 24
Part V. SUSPENSION OF RIGHT OF ACTION - 27
- Sect. 1. By Agreement to refer to Arbitration -27
- Sect. 2. By Receipt of Negotiable Instrument - 27
- Sect. 3. Actions in respect of Felonious Torts - 27
- Sect. 4. Conviction for Treason or Felony - 29
- Sect. 5. Under Vexatious Actions Act, 1896 - 30
Part VI. EXTINCTION OF RIGHT OF ACTION - 31
Part VII. FORMS OF ACTION - 31
- Sect. 1. Old Forms of Action - 31
- Sub-sect. 1. Real Actions - 32
- Sub-sect. 2. Mixed Actions - 34
- Sub-sect. 3. Personal Actions - 35
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