The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 79
... liable for such an inevitable and undiscoverable defect , he can never sell what he makes without the risk of an action attaching itself to every con- tract he enters into without in fact becoming an insurer EXCHEQUER CHAMBER . 79.
... liable for such an inevitable and undiscoverable defect , he can never sell what he makes without the risk of an action attaching itself to every con- tract he enters into without in fact becoming an insurer EXCHEQUER CHAMBER . 79.
Page 80
... fact at the trial whether it would have been prudent or not to make that examination . TINDAL , C. J. , who tried the cause , is reported to have directed the jury to consider " Whether there had been on the part of the defendant that ...
... fact at the trial whether it would have been prudent or not to make that examination . TINDAL , C. J. , who tried the cause , is reported to have directed the jury to consider " Whether there had been on the part of the defendant that ...
Page 88
... fact , that a certain additional amount of precaution might have prevented its occurrence . For example , in the case of an accident to a railroad train through the burning of a bridge by the public enemy , it is plain that if “ all ...
... fact , that a certain additional amount of precaution might have prevented its occurrence . For example , in the case of an accident to a railroad train through the burning of a bridge by the public enemy , it is plain that if “ all ...
Page 89
... fact of the contract to carry , and the happening of the accident ; that on proof of those facts , a prima facie case is made , but that the defendant must then rebut the presumption of negligence by facts showing due care.3 But in ...
... fact of the contract to carry , and the happening of the accident ; that on proof of those facts , a prima facie case is made , but that the defendant must then rebut the presumption of negligence by facts showing due care.3 But in ...
Page 110
... fact not disclosed in said bill . He then filed a petition for leave to transfer a like amount of said stock to ... facts , but without prejudice . — Langton v . Waite , L. R. 4 Ch . 402 . See BANKKTPTCY , 4 , 5 ; DAMAGES ; ILLEGAL ...
... fact not disclosed in said bill . He then filed a petition for leave to transfer a like amount of said stock to ... facts , but without prejudice . — Langton v . Waite , L. R. 4 Ch . 402 . See BANKKTPTCY , 4 , 5 ; DAMAGES ; ILLEGAL ...
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