The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... injury caused by a failure or omis- sion to do an act imposed upon a party by law , and yet no cause of action can be maintained by the injured party to recover damages for his injury . Although this would be directly opposed to the ...
... injury caused by a failure or omis- sion to do an act imposed upon a party by law , and yet no cause of action can be maintained by the injured party to recover damages for his injury . Although this would be directly opposed to the ...
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... injury caused by a failure or omis- sion to do an act imposed upon a party by law , and yet no cause of action can be maintained by the injured party to recover damages for his injury . Although this would be directly opposed to the ...
... injury caused by a failure or omis- sion to do an act imposed upon a party by law , and yet no cause of action can be maintained by the injured party to recover damages for his injury . Although this would be directly opposed to the ...
Page 22
... injury sustained ; the facts of the case certainly make a good cause of action according to the law as laid down in the Acker , Merral & Condit Co. v . McGaw . There was a duty imposed on Mr. Smith by law to clean the pavement abutting ...
... injury sustained ; the facts of the case certainly make a good cause of action according to the law as laid down in the Acker , Merral & Condit Co. v . McGaw . There was a duty imposed on Mr. Smith by law to clean the pavement abutting ...
Page 24
... injuries sustained by him from falling on ice and snow which had been allowed to accumulate on one of the public ... injury due to his neglect of duty ought certainly to lie against the occu- pier of the abutting property . In 1874 ...
... injuries sustained by him from falling on ice and snow which had been allowed to accumulate on one of the public ... injury due to his neglect of duty ought certainly to lie against the occu- pier of the abutting property . In 1874 ...
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... injuries sustained in consequence of the fall . The action was grounded on the neglect of The Canton Company to comply with ... injury , was not on the property of the defendants , nor was it placed on the pavement through the slightest ...
... injuries sustained in consequence of the fall . The action was grounded on the neglect of The Canton Company to comply with ... injury , was not on the property of the defendants , nor was it placed on the pavement through the slightest ...
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