The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 107
... held by innocent clients and in- vestors throughout the United States . They have forced the small owner of bonds to place them in their hands for collection under contracts that are worse than those taken by pawnbrokers . Having ...
... held by innocent clients and in- vestors throughout the United States . They have forced the small owner of bonds to place them in their hands for collection under contracts that are worse than those taken by pawnbrokers . Having ...
Page 108
was held that a street car company which had been accustomed to make change for passengers could not refuse to do so when a pas- senger offered a five - dollar gold piece for a fare of five cents . But a late case in Mississippi goes ...
was held that a street car company which had been accustomed to make change for passengers could not refuse to do so when a pas- senger offered a five - dollar gold piece for a fare of five cents . But a late case in Mississippi goes ...
Page 109
... held that the building was a factory within the definitions of the Labor Law , and that it was for the jury to say under the circumstances disclosed whether failure to provide fire escapes was the cause of death . The court also held ...
... held that the building was a factory within the definitions of the Labor Law , and that it was for the jury to say under the circumstances disclosed whether failure to provide fire escapes was the cause of death . The court also held ...
Page 113
... held that the company had no right to require payment of meter rent in addition thereto . Evidence of usage so to do was held inadmissible , such usage being inconsistent with the contract . In another case in the same State1o where the ...
... held that the company had no right to require payment of meter rent in addition thereto . Evidence of usage so to do was held inadmissible , such usage being inconsistent with the contract . In another case in the same State1o where the ...
Page 117
... held to have intended to con- tract with the alleged corporation , and hence is not bound.16 The Court says : " In the case at bar the Sisters who represented the defendant never knew or heard of Reuben R. Kusnitt , but thought they ...
... held to have intended to con- tract with the alleged corporation , and hence is not bound.16 The Court says : " In the case at bar the Sisters who represented the defendant never knew or heard of Reuben R. Kusnitt , but thought they ...
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