The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... defendant , in the shortest and plainest manner , with no other object than to make the jury compre- hend the evidence which they would shortly hear . I I very seldom thought it necessary to make any anticipation of the defendant's case ...
... defendant , in the shortest and plainest manner , with no other object than to make the jury compre- hend the evidence which they would shortly hear . I I very seldom thought it necessary to make any anticipation of the defendant's case ...
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... defendant's foreman . The court were of opinion that he was the servant of the defendant , and that the principle of the rule exempting the master from liability was applica- ble . The reasons for considering that the relation of master ...
... defendant's foreman . The court were of opinion that he was the servant of the defendant , and that the principle of the rule exempting the master from liability was applica- ble . The reasons for considering that the relation of master ...
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... defendant as to how the work was to be done . It is unnecessary to go into any examination here of the class of ... defendants ' carting , at so much per bale of cotton . The defendants were cotton brokers . It appeared that the ...
... defendant as to how the work was to be done . It is unnecessary to go into any examination here of the class of ... defendants ' carting , at so much per bale of cotton . The defendants were cotton brokers . It appeared that the ...
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... defendant was a ship - owner , and that he employed one Kennedy , a stevedore , to unload his ship ; that the ... defendant's ship , who was work- ing a winch used in the unloading . It further appeared that Davis was engaged by Kennedy ...
... defendant was a ship - owner , and that he employed one Kennedy , a stevedore , to unload his ship ; that the ... defendant's ship , who was work- ing a winch used in the unloading . It further appeared that Davis was engaged by Kennedy ...
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... defendant , who was in charge of the whole work directed them to ; that the rock , after being blasted , was removed by the servants of the defendant , and the sides of the sewer were to be braced by them ; and that the whole work was ...
... defendant , who was in charge of the whole work directed them to ; that the rock , after being blasted , was removed by the servants of the defendant , and the sides of the sewer were to be braced by them ; and that the whole work was ...
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