The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 69
... negligence to provide roadworthy vehicles , and , consequently , that a railway company is 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 ...
... negligence to provide roadworthy vehicles , and , consequently , that a railway company is 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 ...
Page 70
... negligence in constructing them . In Shepherd v . Pybus , 3 M. & Gr . 868 , it was only held that the barge must have been " reasonably fit " for the purpose intended . The declaration in Lyon v . Mells , 5 East , 428 , was framed on an ...
... negligence in constructing them . In Shepherd v . Pybus , 3 M. & Gr . 868 , it was only held that the barge must have been " reasonably fit " for the purpose intended . The declaration in Lyon v . Mells , 5 East , 428 , was framed on an ...
Page 71
... negligence . In Aston v . Heaven , 2 Esp . 533 , it is laid down that coach - owners are not liable for injuries happening to passengers from accident or misfortune where there has been no negligence or default in the driver . EYRE ...
... negligence . In Aston v . Heaven , 2 Esp . 533 , it is laid down that coach - owners are not liable for injuries happening to passengers from accident or misfortune where there has been no negligence or default in the driver . EYRE ...
Page 73
... negligence . The railway company is bound to take reasonable care , to use the best precautions in known practical use for se- curing the safety and convenience of the passengers . " In Stokes v . The Eastern Counties Railway Co. , 2 F ...
... negligence . The railway company is bound to take reasonable care , to use the best precautions in known practical use for se- curing the safety and convenience of the passengers . " In Stokes v . The Eastern Counties Railway Co. , 2 F ...
Page 74
... negligence , and that this pre- sumption can only be rebutted by evidence on the part of the carrier that the accident occurred from circumstances against which human prudence and foresight could not guard , " on motion for a new trial ...
... negligence , and that this pre- sumption can only be rebutted by evidence on the part of the carrier that the accident occurred from circumstances against which human prudence and foresight could not guard , " on motion for a new trial ...
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