The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 41
... defendant himself with commendable courage ( and yet his case inevitably involved it ) took the stand to tell his own story , which was in brief as follows : - On April 3 , the day of the disappearance , his last morning lecture closed ...
... defendant himself with commendable courage ( and yet his case inevitably involved it ) took the stand to tell his own story , which was in brief as follows : - On April 3 , the day of the disappearance , his last morning lecture closed ...
Page 42
... defendant's cross - examination , however , it was brought out that on at least two occasions shortly afterwards ( April 8 and 12 ) he had himself asked a fellow - student to answer for him , and on one of these it was only when the ...
... defendant's cross - examination , however , it was brought out that on at least two occasions shortly afterwards ( April 8 and 12 ) he had himself asked a fellow - student to answer for him , and on one of these it was only when the ...
Page 129
... defendant set up a business of his own and used the list he had copied from the plaintiff's books . It was held that the defendant had committed a breach of his implied contract to act with good faith towards the plaintiff . A judgment ...
... defendant set up a business of his own and used the list he had copied from the plaintiff's books . It was held that the defendant had committed a breach of his implied contract to act with good faith towards the plaintiff . A judgment ...
Page 146
... defendant's hotel . Defendant knew that the piano was the plaintiff's property , and that it had been merely lent for the time being to their guest . Chief Baron Pollock said : " I shall not inquire whether , if the pianoforte had ...
... defendant's hotel . Defendant knew that the piano was the plaintiff's property , and that it had been merely lent for the time being to their guest . Chief Baron Pollock said : " I shall not inquire whether , if the pianoforte had ...
Page 154
... defendant as to enable it , contrary to the wishes of the first purchaser , to sell the same thing twice . LIFE INSURANCE : IMPLIED CONDITION THAT THE INSURED WILL NOT COMMIT SUICIDE . In the case of Ritter v . Mutual Life Insurance Co ...
... defendant as to enable it , contrary to the wishes of the first purchaser , to sell the same thing twice . LIFE INSURANCE : IMPLIED CONDITION THAT THE INSURED WILL NOT COMMIT SUICIDE . In the case of Ritter v . Mutual Life Insurance Co ...
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