The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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... reason why arbitration should not be encouraged , being of opinion that the force of public opinion would go for very much in causing an award to be observed ? " Mr. Boulton replies , " Undoubtedly we think that it would . We further ...
... reason why arbitration should not be encouraged , being of opinion that the force of public opinion would go for very much in causing an award to be observed ? " Mr. Boulton replies , " Undoubtedly we think that it would . We further ...
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... reason of the subsequent death of the person injured , because negligence causing damage is the gist of the action , and no new development of the damage can create a fresh cause of action . Thus , in the case of Read v . Great Eastern ...
... reason of the subsequent death of the person injured , because negligence causing damage is the gist of the action , and no new development of the damage can create a fresh cause of action . Thus , in the case of Read v . Great Eastern ...
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... reason of his having incurred medical expenses in endeavour- ing to effect a cure of his injuries . But it was held that , as the damage arose from tortious injury to the intestate's person , the maxim applied , and the action could not ...
... reason of his having incurred medical expenses in endeavour- ing to effect a cure of his injuries . But it was held that , as the damage arose from tortious injury to the intestate's person , the maxim applied , and the action could not ...
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... reason of the death of the injured person , the mere fact of the action being brought in the name of the executor can make neither the substance of the action nor the nature of the damages any different from what they would have been if ...
... reason of the death of the injured person , the mere fact of the action being brought in the name of the executor can make neither the substance of the action nor the nature of the damages any different from what they would have been if ...
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... reason of a personal injury a man has been put to expense . " The view of the majority of the judges thus called in to advise , was in accordance with these expressions of opinion , and was confirmed by the House of Lords . As against ...
... reason of a personal injury a man has been put to expense . " The view of the majority of the judges thus called in to advise , was in accordance with these expressions of opinion , and was confirmed by the House of Lords . As against ...
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