The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 51
... held that this second action was maintainable by the plaintiff as executrix of her deceased husband . Now , what were the causes of action respectively relied on ? In the former of these actions the cause of action was the defendants ...
... held that this second action was maintainable by the plaintiff as executrix of her deceased husband . Now , what were the causes of action respectively relied on ? In the former of these actions the cause of action was the defendants ...
Page 52
... held to survive to the executrix . The personal injuries sustained by the wife formed no part of the cause of complaint in the husband's action , because if the wife were merely abducted so that he was deprived of her society , he would ...
... held to survive to the executrix . The personal injuries sustained by the wife formed no part of the cause of complaint in the husband's action , because if the wife were merely abducted so that he was deprived of her society , he would ...
Page 75
... held liable only up to the value of his vessel and the freight - that is to say , his " fortune at sea " - practically pays nothing if his vessel is lost in the collision , as very often happens . I do not wish to discuss these two ...
... held liable only up to the value of his vessel and the freight - that is to say , his " fortune at sea " - practically pays nothing if his vessel is lost in the collision , as very often happens . I do not wish to discuss these two ...
Page 77
... held that expenses incurred by the urban district council of Southall under the Public Health Act , 1875 , s . 150 , and summarily recovered by the council from the plaintiffs , were not rates , taxes , or assessments , recoverable by ...
... held that expenses incurred by the urban district council of Southall under the Public Health Act , 1875 , s . 150 , and summarily recovered by the council from the plaintiffs , were not rates , taxes , or assessments , recoverable by ...
Page 78
... held that the negligence of the parents in allowing a child to wander unattended in a public road is sufficient answer to an action for negligence . When a livery stable - keeper supplies a servant , but the brougham , the horse , the ...
... held that the negligence of the parents in allowing a child to wander unattended in a public road is sufficient answer to an action for negligence . When a livery stable - keeper supplies a servant , but the brougham , the horse , the ...
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