The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... negligence in the use or management of water , or water - pipes in their buildings or on the premises , the water from which the ice was formed , was suffered to escape or flow from their premises into the street , and over the pavement ...
... negligence in the use or management of water , or water - pipes in their buildings or on the premises , the water from which the ice was formed , was suffered to escape or flow from their premises into the street , and over the pavement ...
Page 78
... negligence in directors . Yet if monopolies are to submit to State regulation in prices on the one hand , and , at the same time , on the other , are to be subjected to unrestrained attacks by workmen for advances in wages , while ...
... negligence in directors . Yet if monopolies are to submit to State regulation in prices on the one hand , and , at the same time , on the other , are to be subjected to unrestrained attacks by workmen for advances in wages , while ...
Page 109
... negligence on the part of the defendant , because the failure to observe the statute creates a liability per se , or , as is otherwise and with less accuracy sometimes said , is conclusive evi- dence of negligence . " In the various ...
... negligence on the part of the defendant , because the failure to observe the statute creates a liability per se , or , as is otherwise and with less accuracy sometimes said , is conclusive evi- dence of negligence . " In the various ...
Page 110
... negligence where the accident could not have happened but for the employment . Of course , in such a case the violation of the statute through , for in- stance , employing a person a few weeks under the prescribed age would not be as ...
... negligence where the accident could not have happened but for the employment . Of course , in such a case the violation of the statute through , for in- stance , employing a person a few weeks under the prescribed age would not be as ...
Page 111
... negligence . But in all of those cases other elements were involved in the determination of the question of the defendant's negligence . Either duty violated was not mandatory as to the plaintiff or its violation was not the immediate ...
... negligence . But in all of those cases other elements were involved in the determination of the question of the defendant's negligence . Either duty violated was not mandatory as to the plaintiff or its violation was not the immediate ...
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