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Page 268
Bondle ( 2 H. & C. 722 ) , “ it would have been preposterous to put upon the
plaintiff the obligation to prove the defendant's negligence . ” In other words ,
some fact or facts which under ordinary circumstar.ces would have to be proved
by the ...
Bondle ( 2 H. & C. 722 ) , “ it would have been preposterous to put upon the
plaintiff the obligation to prove the defendant's negligence . ” In other words ,
some fact or facts which under ordinary circumstar.ces would have to be proved
by the ...
Page 440
In order to secure a conviction under this section , it is necessary to prove mens
rea , and the Court in three cases quashed the convictions on the ground that
there was no proof that the defendants — persons in authority — knew or had
notice ...
In order to secure a conviction under this section , it is necessary to prove mens
rea , and the Court in three cases quashed the convictions on the ground that
there was no proof that the defendants — persons in authority — knew or had
notice ...
Page 446
suffering to the animals , but were satisfied that the respondent had exercised
ordinary care in the performance of the operation , and they considered it as
proved that the practice of dishorning cattle had been carried on in a part of the
county ...
suffering to the animals , but were satisfied that the respondent had exercised
ordinary care in the performance of the operation , and they considered it as
proved that the practice of dishorning cattle had been carried on in a part of the
county ...
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