41.   The court would be unwilling or unable to determine what speed would be expected from a competent getaway driver.

42.   The courts will generally be reluctant to invoke any of these defences to deny the rescuer compensation.

43.   In the case of drugs, would the court be able to say that the risk was worthwhile given the benefits that the drug would bring?

44.   The courts are usually slow to attribute contributory negligence to an employee where the employer is in breach of statutory duty.

45.   Volenti will rarely succeed and the courts are generally slow to find contributory negligence.

46.   I have already accepted that the court should be slow to make a finding of adverse possession in a case such as the present...

47.   There were tennis courts as well.

48.   The court is always reluctant to find a provision void for uncertainty, particularly where the provision is contained in a commercial agreement.

49.   If, for some reason the nominated appointor cannot or will not make an appointment, the court is likely to provide alternative machinery for determining the rent.

50.   In any event, in many cases, courts will be less likely to wish to intervene in non-commercial dealings between private individuals.