The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 63
... carrier of passengers . He contracts and is obliged only to take due care , including in that term the use of skill ... carriers the duty of exercising all vigilance to see that whatever is required for the safe conveyance of their pas ...
... carrier of passengers . He contracts and is obliged only to take due care , including in that term the use of skill ... carriers the duty of exercising all vigilance to see that whatever is required for the safe conveyance of their pas ...
Page 64
... carrier of passengers to provide , at his peril , a vehicle in fact reasonably sufficient for the journey , and that he is respon- sible for the consequences of any insufficiency , though arising from a latent defect . ( See the case ...
... carrier of passengers to provide , at his peril , a vehicle in fact reasonably sufficient for the journey , and that he is respon- sible for the consequences of any insufficiency , though arising from a latent defect . ( See the case ...
Page 65
... carrier of the existence of the defect is immaterial . In the first place , as between the manufacturer of the carriage and the company which purchase it , there is an implied warranty that the carriage is absolutely fit for the purpose ...
... carrier of the existence of the defect is immaterial . In the first place , as between the manufacturer of the carriage and the company which purchase it , there is an implied warranty that the carriage is absolutely fit for the purpose ...
Page 66
... carrier without any actual proof ; and every reason of sound policy and public convenience requires that it should be so . ... The declaration avers a breach that the lighter was not tight and capable of carrying the yarn safely ; and ...
... carrier without any actual proof ; and every reason of sound policy and public convenience requires that it should be so . ... The declaration avers a breach that the lighter was not tight and capable of carrying the yarn safely ; and ...
Page 67
... carrier ? ] The case is analogous to that of a person selling to another what he has himself purchased with an express or implied warranty ; in such a case if damages are recovered against the person selling , he can recover them from ...
... carrier ? ] The case is analogous to that of a person selling to another what he has himself purchased with an express or implied warranty ; in such a case if damages are recovered against the person selling , he can recover them from ...
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