The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 108
... matter of law that the tender at the station was not a legal one and gave judgment for the defendant . The Supreme Court rules the ques- tion of the reasonableness of the tender was one of fact for the jury and it lays it down that a ...
... matter of law that the tender at the station was not a legal one and gave judgment for the defendant . The Supreme Court rules the ques- tion of the reasonableness of the tender was one of fact for the jury and it lays it down that a ...
Page 113
... matter of regulations and charges have involved only the reasonableness of regulations by municipalities or other public service corporations , and not , as in this case , the sole matter of contract right . In a general way the law is ...
... matter of regulations and charges have involved only the reasonableness of regulations by municipalities or other public service corporations , and not , as in this case , the sole matter of contract right . In a general way the law is ...
Page 116
... matter of law . Considering all of the evidence bearing upon the subject , it is capable of the inference that he knew that dynamite caps were dangerous , but did not know , or at least did not appreciate , the extent of their dan ...
... matter of law . Considering all of the evidence bearing upon the subject , it is capable of the inference that he knew that dynamite caps were dangerous , but did not know , or at least did not appreciate , the extent of their dan ...
Page 117
... matter of absolute necessity , that courts should not incline toward granting motions for new trials on the ground of newly discovered evidence , for if the issues could be fought out afresh whenever new evidence of an unimportant ...
... matter of absolute necessity , that courts should not incline toward granting motions for new trials on the ground of newly discovered evidence , for if the issues could be fought out afresh whenever new evidence of an unimportant ...
Page 130
... matter of degree , and , as has been well said , in- capable of precise definition . When considered as the basis of a charge of manslaughter against a medical man or person as- suming to act as such , culpable negligence exists where ...
... matter of degree , and , as has been well said , in- capable of precise definition . When considered as the basis of a charge of manslaughter against a medical man or person as- suming to act as such , culpable negligence exists where ...
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