The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... negligence in this respect , it seems that he has ground for action against the Government.4 1 Reeside v . United States , 2 C. Cl . 1 , and other cases of the same class . United States v . Reeside , U. S. Supreme Court . ( Unpublished ...
... negligence in this respect , it seems that he has ground for action against the Government.4 1 Reeside v . United States , 2 C. Cl . 1 , and other cases of the same class . United States v . Reeside , U. S. Supreme Court . ( Unpublished ...
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For the wrongful acts or the negligence of public officers , the United States is not ordinarily responsible . This principle of law has been constantly asserted . The Government can never be held guilty of a wrong to its own citizens ...
For the wrongful acts or the negligence of public officers , the United States is not ordinarily responsible . This principle of law has been constantly asserted . The Government can never be held guilty of a wrong to its own citizens ...
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... negligence alone is a breach of this contract . " Due care " means a high degree of care , and casts on carriers the ... negligently , and took so little and such bad care in providing a proper and safe carriage , and were so careless ...
... negligence alone is a breach of this contract . " Due care " means a high degree of care , and casts on carriers the ... negligently , and took so little and such bad care in providing a proper and safe carriage , and were so careless ...
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... 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 , no one is chargeable in law for the ...
... 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 , no one is chargeable in law for the ...
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... negligence , and the case may be decided on that ground also . " [ KEATING , J.I see that my brother Blackburn , though giving judgment in your favor in the court below , did not attach much weight to that case . ] In Sharp v . Grey , 9 ...
... negligence , and the case may be decided on that ground also . " [ KEATING , J.I see that my brother Blackburn , though giving judgment in your favor in the court below , did not attach much weight to that case . ] In Sharp v . Grey , 9 ...
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