The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... jury to say whether there was any evi- dence of negligence on the part of the defendants in not detecting the fault in the wheel , or whether the accident was not one of those to which all are subject , in which , though injuries arise ...
... jury to say whether there was any evi- dence of negligence on the part of the defendants in not detecting the fault in the wheel , or whether the accident was not one of those to which all are subject , in which , though injuries arise ...
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whether there had been or not was a question of fact on which the jury have determined ; " and BOSANQUET , J .: " The Chief Justice held ( at the trial ) that the defendant was bound to provide a safe vehicle , and the ac- cident ...
whether there had been or not was a question of fact on which the jury have determined ; " and BOSANQUET , J .: " The Chief Justice held ( at the trial ) that the defendant was bound to provide a safe vehicle , and the ac- cident ...
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... jury to say whether there had been on the part of the defendant that degree of vigilance which was required by his engagement to carry the plaintiff safely ; it was not pretended that the defect in the axletree was such as could not ...
... jury to say whether there had been on the part of the defendant that degree of vigilance which was required by his engagement to carry the plaintiff safely ; it was not pretended that the defect in the axletree was such as could not ...
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... jury would be as to the efficiency of the coach . If the axletree was sound , as far as the human eye could discover , the de- fendant was not liable . There was a difference between a contract to carry goods and a contract to carry ...
... jury would be as to the efficiency of the coach . If the axletree was sound , as far as the human eye could discover , the de- fendant was not liable . There was a difference between a contract to carry goods and a contract to carry ...
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... jury was directed to the proposition that if a party in the same situation as that in which the defendants are , employ a person who is fully competent to the work , and the best method is adopted , and the best materials are used ...
... jury was directed to the proposition that if a party in the same situation as that in which the defendants are , employ a person who is fully competent to the work , and the best method is adopted , and the best materials are used ...
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