The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 116
... evidence . They cannot on this evidence be determined by the court as a matter of law . Considering all of the evidence bearing upon the subject , it is capable of the inference that he knew that dynamite caps were dangerous , but did ...
... evidence . They cannot on this evidence be determined by the court as a matter of law . Considering all of the evidence bearing upon the subject , it is capable of the inference that he knew that dynamite caps were dangerous , but did ...
Page 117
... evidence , for if the issues could be fought out afresh whenever new evidence of an unimportant character or what is merely cumulative is discovered , there never would be an end of litigation . The authorities show that it is not ...
... evidence , for if the issues could be fought out afresh whenever new evidence of an unimportant character or what is merely cumulative is discovered , there never would be an end of litigation . The authorities show that it is not ...
Page 122
... evidence was that the defendant , as part of the arrangement between himself and the owner , permitted his employee to take the car from the garage to the owner's home and to return it from the 24 93 A. 773 . owner's home to the garage ...
... evidence was that the defendant , as part of the arrangement between himself and the owner , permitted his employee to take the car from the garage to the owner's home and to return it from the 24 93 A. 773 . owner's home to the garage ...
Page 128
... EVIDENCE.- In a recent case in the United States Court of Appeals it appeared that a railway mail clerk , on leaving his car at the end of a run , gave indications of a severe pain in the abdomen . A few days later he became ...
... EVIDENCE.- In a recent case in the United States Court of Appeals it appeared that a railway mail clerk , on leaving his car at the end of a run , gave indications of a severe pain in the abdomen . A few days later he became ...
Page 129
... evidence , the Court said : " A similar situation arises when a man is found dead at a place where a railroad train had just passed , there being no eyewitness of his death . Circumstantial evidence , if convincing , may establish the ...
... evidence , the Court said : " A similar situation arises when a man is found dead at a place where a railroad train had just passed , there being no eyewitness of his death . Circumstantial evidence , if convincing , may establish the ...
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