The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 140
... Railway Co. , December 17. ) In a case of obstruction of lights , in which the Court of Appeal had , as the Vice - Chancellor had done , to determine as to the effect of the scientific evidence , and deemed the obstruction not made out ...
... Railway Co. , December 17. ) In a case of obstruction of lights , in which the Court of Appeal had , as the Vice - Chancellor had done , to determine as to the effect of the scientific evidence , and deemed the obstruction not made out ...
Page 147
... Chancellor Malins had to decide a case which raised a question , as he said , of very considerable general - importance . A railway company , bound to afford communication by way 10-2 MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS . 147.
... Chancellor Malins had to decide a case which raised a question , as he said , of very considerable general - importance . A railway company , bound to afford communication by way 10-2 MICHAELMAS TERM AND SITTINGS . 147.
Page 148
... Railway Company . ) In another case , on an appeal from a County Court , a question was raised which , as the Vice - Chancellor said ; " though the sum involved was small , involved principles of great importance , " an instance ...
... Railway Company . ) In another case , on an appeal from a County Court , a question was raised which , as the Vice - Chancellor said ; " though the sum involved was small , involved principles of great importance , " an instance ...
Page 158
... Railway Company on a claim for compensation , the court held that juries were the proper judges in the first instance in cases of this kind . Mr. Justice Blackburn remarked that although he should not have given so large a sum , yet ...
... Railway Company on a claim for compensation , the court held that juries were the proper judges in the first instance in cases of this kind . Mr. Justice Blackburn remarked that although he should not have given so large a sum , yet ...
Page 159
... railway passenger had been injured in getting out of a train drawn up beyond the plat- form , when the vexed question was raised whether the stopping and calling out the name of a station is not an invitation to alight , a question ...
... railway passenger had been injured in getting out of a train drawn up beyond the plat- form , when the vexed question was raised whether the stopping and calling out the name of a station is not an invitation to alight , a question ...
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