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Page 54
... defendants , Willes , J. , says : " This is a case in which there could have been no duty but for the contract to carry safely in consideration of a certain payment . The passenger purchases the duty which the law says arises out of the ...
... defendants , Willes , J. , says : " This is a case in which there could have been no duty but for the contract to carry safely in consideration of a certain payment . The passenger purchases the duty which the law says arises out of the ...
Page 62
... defendant never had it , ( 2 ) that it was given to him , ( 3 ) that he sent it back . It is impossible not to feel some sympathy with the French delight at Marchand's exploit . In the midst of the chronic national malaise which has ...
... defendant never had it , ( 2 ) that it was given to him , ( 3 ) that he sent it back . It is impossible not to feel some sympathy with the French delight at Marchand's exploit . In the midst of the chronic national malaise which has ...
Page 77
... ( defendants ) , under the usual covenant for that purpose . This decision we submit is wrong . It is quite at variance with the catena of earlier decisions on the very point emanating from the Queen's Bench and Chancery Divisions . As a ...
... ( defendants ) , under the usual covenant for that purpose . This decision we submit is wrong . It is quite at variance with the catena of earlier decisions on the very point emanating from the Queen's Bench and Chancery Divisions . As a ...
Page 79
... defendants were not liable . The engineer remained the general servant of the defendants , yet being under the control of W. , he was the servant of W. and not of the defendants at the time of the accident . This case is followed by ...
... defendants were not liable . The engineer remained the general servant of the defendants , yet being under the control of W. , he was the servant of W. and not of the defendants at the time of the accident . This case is followed by ...
Page 119
... defendant are true in substance and in fact . If the statement be one of opinion , the test of truth has no application . Comment on , and criticism of matters of public interest are the rights of every individual , and in R. v ...
... defendant are true in substance and in fact . If the statement be one of opinion , the test of truth has no application . Comment on , and criticism of matters of public interest are the rights of every individual , and in R. v ...
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