The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 69
... liable for injuries to a passenger caused by a crack in the iron axle of a car , although the defect could not have been discovered by any practicable mode of examination . GOULD , J. , said , " in regard to what has been called the ...
... liable for injuries to a passenger caused by a crack in the iron axle of a car , although the defect could not have been discovered by any practicable mode of examination . GOULD , J. , said , " in regard to what has been called the ...
Page 71
... liable for injuries happening to passengers from accident or misfortune where there has been no negligence or default in the driver . EYRE , C. J. , says , " The action is founded entirely in negligence . . . . I am of opinion the cases ...
... liable for injuries happening to passengers from accident or misfortune where there has been no negligence or default in the driver . EYRE , C. J. , says , " The action is founded entirely in negligence . . . . I am of opinion the cases ...
Page 72
... liable . " It does not , at present , distinctly appear , " said POLLOCK , C. B. , " whether or not the attention of the jury was directed to the proposition that if a party in the same situation as that in which the defendants are ...
... liable . " It does not , at present , distinctly appear , " said POLLOCK , C. B. , " whether or not the attention of the jury was directed to the proposition that if a party in the same situation as that in which the defendants are ...
Page 74
... liable , but not otherwise . [ KELLY , C. B.- No inconvenience can result from the doctrine in such a case , because the purchaser , if he wish , can always require an absolute warranty of the article which he purchases . ] With ...
... liable , but not otherwise . [ KELLY , C. B.- No inconvenience can result from the doctrine in such a case , because the purchaser , if he wish , can always require an absolute warranty of the article which he purchases . ] With ...
Page 75
... liable for its consequences , even though they themselves could not have discovered it : why should they not be equally liable for the results of a defect which the manufacturer could not discover ? No valid reason can be assigned why ...
... liable for its consequences , even though they themselves could not have discovered it : why should they not be equally liable for the results of a defect which the manufacturer could not discover ? No valid reason can be assigned why ...
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