The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 99
... plaintiff in his busi- ness , or profession , or office , and that the language could not be rendered actionable per ... plaintiff , as one of the jury , with the crime of perjury , and it is argued that the meaning of the words spoken ...
... plaintiff in his busi- ness , or profession , or office , and that the language could not be rendered actionable per ... plaintiff , as one of the jury , with the crime of perjury , and it is argued that the meaning of the words spoken ...
Page 102
... plaintiffs in personal injury suits . Not much has ever been said publicly about the practices of casualty com- panies ... plaintiff and those seeking to defeat his claim , or secure a release for a nominal sum . When the injured man's ...
... plaintiffs in personal injury suits . Not much has ever been said publicly about the practices of casualty com- panies ... plaintiff and those seeking to defeat his claim , or secure a release for a nominal sum . When the injured man's ...
Page 109
... Plaintiff's tes- tator , who was in the employ of 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 ...
... Plaintiff's tes- tator , who was in the employ of 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 ...
Page 110
... plaintiff's wife was suffocated in her apartments on the third story of a tenement house by reason of a fire in a lower story of the building . A statute of the State ( Laws of 1873 , chap . 863 ) required that such tenement house ...
... plaintiff's wife was suffocated in her apartments on the third story of a tenement house by reason of a fire in a lower story of the building . A statute of the State ( Laws of 1873 , chap . 863 ) required that such tenement house ...
Page 111
... plaintiff was a guest in 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 ...
... plaintiff was a guest in 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 ...
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