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Page 40
... defendant's negligence . There was a plea of payment and satisfaction in the lifetime of the deceased . On demurrer it was held that the cause of action was the defendant's negligence , and that the death of the plaintiff's husband did ...
... defendant's negligence . There was a plea of payment and satisfaction in the lifetime of the deceased . On demurrer it was held that the cause of action was the defendant's negligence , and that the death of the plaintiff's husband did ...
Page 41
... defendants ' railway by a passing train , and subsequently died without having recovered any compensation , the plaintiff claimed damages for injury to the personal estate of the deceased by reason of his having incurred medical ...
... defendants ' railway by a passing train , and subsequently died without having recovered any compensation , the plaintiff claimed damages for injury to the personal estate of the deceased by reason of his having incurred medical ...
Page 43
... on the case founded on a breach of duty . The breach of promise , or of duty , took place as soon as the defendant took an insufficient security . Whether the plaintiff , therefore , elect to AS APPLIED TO NEGLIGENCE . 43.
... on the case founded on a breach of duty . The breach of promise , or of duty , took place as soon as the defendant took an insufficient security . Whether the plaintiff , therefore , elect to AS APPLIED TO NEGLIGENCE . 43.
Page 46
... defendants ' negligence , or are they special damage in the sense necessary to support an action by the executor - i.e . the substantial and primary cause of action ? To answer this question it is only necessary to see whether they are ...
... defendants ' negligence , or are they special damage in the sense necessary to support an action by the executor - i.e . the substantial and primary cause of action ? To answer this question it is only necessary to see whether they are ...
Page 51
... defendants ' railway through their negligence . For this injury , her husband and she brought an action in their joint names . During the pendency of this action the husband died . A suggestion of his death was entered on the record ...
... defendants ' railway through their negligence . For this injury , her husband and she brought an action in their joint names . During the pendency of this action the husband died . A suggestion of his death was entered on the record ...
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