The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 73
... defendant's guilt than he . And so , for making a speech in which he advocated " an equal representation of the people " in the House of Commons , Muir was sentenced to transportation for fourteen years as a felon . While the long wars ...
... defendant's guilt than he . And so , for making a speech in which he advocated " an equal representation of the people " in the House of Commons , Muir was sentenced to transportation for fourteen years as a felon . While the long wars ...
Page 97
... defendant ; that , in pursuance of a combination and conspiracy to bring about a monopoly and destroy competition , the defendant shut down the plant and refused to perform the duty of the corporation to the public . " Will the courts ...
... defendant ; that , in pursuance of a combination and conspiracy to bring about a monopoly and destroy competition , the defendant shut down the plant and refused to perform the duty of the corporation to the public . " Will the courts ...
Page 109
... defendant , was burned to death in the latter's tannery loft , a large wooden building for drying oiled hides , the first floor of which was the ground , with two board floors above , the upper one sixteen feet from the ground . There ...
... defendant , was burned to death in the latter's tannery loft , a large wooden building for drying oiled hides , the first floor of which was the ground , with two board floors above , the upper one sixteen feet from the ground . There ...
Page 110
... defendant's house had no fire escape . " The Court of Appeals said : " Here was , then , an absolute duty imposed upon the defendant by statute to provide a fire escape , and the duty was imposed for the sole benefit of the tenants of ...
... defendant's house had no fire escape . " The Court of Appeals said : " Here was , then , an absolute duty imposed upon the defendant by statute to provide a fire escape , and the duty was imposed for the sole benefit of the tenants of ...
Page 111
... defendant's hotel , a fire oc- curred ; that plaintiff was injured in attempting to escape by means of an inadequate fire rope escape ; that the hotel was not properly patrolled to discover fires in their inception ; and that the guests ...
... defendant's hotel , a fire oc- curred ; that plaintiff was injured in attempting to escape by means of an inadequate fire rope escape ; that the hotel was not properly patrolled to discover fires in their inception ; and that the guests ...
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