The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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Page 72
... person suffering does not stand toward him . in the relation of a stranger , but he is one whose rights are regu- lated by contract , express or implied . " Such is the principle of the rule of the master's exemption from liability , as ...
... person suffering does not stand toward him . in the relation of a stranger , but he is one whose rights are regu- lated by contract , express or implied . " Such is the principle of the rule of the master's exemption from liability , as ...
Page 73
... persons engaged by the same master , and all are to work for a common object however different their immediate duties may be , he knows , or must be assumed to know this , and to know also that the person who engages him does not ...
... persons engaged by the same master , and all are to work for a common object however different their immediate duties may be , he knows , or must be assumed to know this , and to know also that the person who engages him does not ...
Page 75
... person voluntarily associates himself with a certain class of persons who have only certain rights as against a third person , the volunteer can have no other or greater rights against such third person than those with whom he ...
... person voluntarily associates himself with a certain class of persons who have only certain rights as against a third person , the volunteer can have no other or greater rights against such third person than those with whom he ...
Page 80
... person injured , the question would still remain , whether he was a contractor or a servant of the defendant under ... person employed cannot be the servant of two different persons who have different relations with him . It is very ...
... person injured , the question would still remain , whether he was a contractor or a servant of the defendant under ... person employed cannot be the servant of two different persons who have different relations with him . It is very ...
Page 82
... person lends his ser- vant to another for a particular employment , the servant , for any thing done in that particular employment , must be dealt with as the servant of the man to whom he is lent , although he remains the general ...
... person lends his ser- vant to another for a particular employment , the servant , for any thing done in that particular employment , must be dealt with as the servant of the man to whom he is lent , although he remains the general ...
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