The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 105
... bill related to attorneys at law , whether ad- mitted in this State or elsewhere . I also broadened the scope of the other bill by substituting in place of the words " claim for damages of any na- ture whatever , " the words " alleged ...
... bill related to attorneys at law , whether ad- mitted in this State or elsewhere . I also broadened the scope of the other bill by substituting in place of the words " claim for damages of any na- ture whatever , " the words " alleged ...
Page 106
... bill because of the so - called " red tape " of effecting settlements . The answer is , common practice makes it necessary . Justice cannot be sacrificed for the sake of convenience . To offset this inconvenience , however , the ...
... bill because of the so - called " red tape " of effecting settlements . The answer is , common practice makes it necessary . Justice cannot be sacrificed for the sake of convenience . To offset this inconvenience , however , the ...
Page 108
... bill and asked for a ticket whose price was two dollars and one cent . The agent told him he would have to pay his fare on the train . He went aboard and when he tendered the bill to the conductor was told he would have to pay 4 cents a ...
... bill and asked for a ticket whose price was two dollars and one cent . The agent told him he would have to pay his fare on the train . He went aboard and when he tendered the bill to the conductor was told he would have to pay 4 cents a ...
Page 109
as a matter of law , that a $ 100 bill does not reasonably approximate a fare of $ 2.01 . To require a railroad company to keep its ticket agent sup- plied with sufficient money to change all bills of this amount that may be tendered ...
as a matter of law , that a $ 100 bill does not reasonably approximate a fare of $ 2.01 . To require a railroad company to keep its ticket agent sup- plied with sufficient money to change all bills of this amount that may be tendered ...
Page 113
... bill , which meant that in case of a consumer who did not use up to a certain limit of gas a month a charge would be made outside of that amount fixed for the gas itself . At the close of the opinion it was suggested that the charge was ...
... bill , which meant that in case of a consumer who did not use up to a certain limit of gas a month a charge would be made outside of that amount fixed for the gas itself . At the close of the opinion it was suggested that the charge was ...
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