The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 74
... jury that " the law presumes that the overturning of the car , and the consequent injury to the plaintiff , resulted from the defendants ' negligence , and that this pre- sumption can only be rebutted by evidence on the part of the ...
... jury that " the law presumes that the overturning of the car , and the consequent injury to the plaintiff , resulted from the defendants ' negligence , and that this pre- sumption can only be rebutted by evidence on the part of the ...
Page 79
... jury the defendants would not be liable for latent defects . ( Brazier v . The Polytechnic Institution , 1 F. & F. 507 ; Pike v . Same , id . 712. ) So in stating the liability of a canal company who made the canal for profit , and ...
... jury the defendants would not be liable for latent defects . ( Brazier v . The Polytechnic Institution , 1 F. & F. 507 ; Pike v . Same , id . 712. ) So in stating the liability of a canal company who made the canal for profit , and ...
Page 80
... jury to consider " Whether there had been on the part of the defendant that degree of vigilance which was required by his engagement to carry the plaintiff safely . " Now , if the learned Chief Justice had supposed there was an absolute ...
... jury to consider " Whether there had been on the part of the defendant that degree of vigilance which was required by his engagement to carry the plaintiff safely . " Now , if the learned Chief Justice had supposed there was an absolute ...
Page 82
... jury , " The action is grounded on ́negligence ; negligence is not to be defined , because it involves some inquiry as to the degree of care required , and that is the degree which the jury think is reasonably to be required from the ...
... jury , " The action is grounded on ́negligence ; negligence is not to be defined , because it involves some inquiry as to the degree of care required , and that is the degree which the jury think is reasonably to be required from the ...
Page 85
... jury throughout , on the question of negligence . The decision was subsequently affirmed in the Court of Appeals.3 The accident happened through the presence of a flaw in one of the axles of the defendants ' car ; careful examination ...
... jury throughout , on the question of negligence . The decision was subsequently affirmed in the Court of Appeals.3 The accident happened through the presence of a flaw in one of the axles of the defendants ' car ; careful examination ...
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