The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 107
... York City more than thirty trust companies so - called , all closely allied , many with interlocking directorates ... York , fifty per cent ; the Guaranty Trust Company of New York , twenty - eight per cent ; the Metropolitan Trust ...
... York City more than thirty trust companies so - called , all closely allied , many with interlocking directorates ... York , fifty per cent ; the Guaranty Trust Company of New York , twenty - eight per cent ; the Metropolitan Trust ...
Page 109
... York Law Journal , a question as to which there has been considerable controversy in that State . Plaintiff's tes- tator , who was in the employ of defendant , was burned to death in the latter's tannery loft , a large wooden building ...
... York Law Journal , a question as to which there has been considerable controversy in that State . Plaintiff's tes- tator , who was in the employ of defendant , was burned to death in the latter's tannery loft , a large wooden building ...
Page 120
... York , it was decided that an automobile manufacturer who constructs an auto- mobile hand brake of inferior materials , and who improperly as- sembles the parts of the car , is liable to a purchaser of the car from one who had purchased ...
... York , it was decided that an automobile manufacturer who constructs an auto- mobile hand brake of inferior materials , and who improperly as- sembles the parts of the car , is liable to a purchaser of the car from one who had purchased ...
Page 122
... York Law Journal that the decisions of the New York Supreme Court and the dissenting opinion of Judge Coxe indicate the capacity of the common law to deal with new situations and conditions according to their essential necessities . In ...
... York Law Journal that the decisions of the New York Supreme Court and the dissenting opinion of Judge Coxe indicate the capacity of the common law to deal with new situations and conditions according to their essential necessities . In ...
Page 125
... York a news- paper writer and dramatic critic asked for an injunction restrain- ing the proprietors of certain theatres in the city from excluding him from their theatres . He alleged that owing to the unfavorable character of some of ...
... York a news- paper writer and dramatic critic asked for an injunction restrain- ing the proprietors of certain theatres in the city from excluding him from their theatres . He alleged that owing to the unfavorable character of some of ...
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