The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 153
The railroad company shook the walls of the plaintiff's house asunder ; and how
they could do that without a technical trespass does not readily appear . A
trespass committed by explosions , caused by powder and dynamite making
such ...
The railroad company shook the walls of the plaintiff's house asunder ; and how
they could do that without a technical trespass does not readily appear . A
trespass committed by explosions , caused by powder and dynamite making
such ...
Page 154
The condition on a railroad ticket that in consideration of a reduced rate it is not
transferable is good , but non - transferability will not be implied ... the railroad
ticket , there is no reason why it should prevent the transfer of the Pullman ticket .
The condition on a railroad ticket that in consideration of a reduced rate it is not
transferable is good , but non - transferability will not be implied ... the railroad
ticket , there is no reason why it should prevent the transfer of the Pullman ticket .
Page 161
RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS . " My remarks will be
confined to a brief consideration of some of the rules of law and practice
applicable to railroad receiverships in the Federal courts . The appointment of a
receiver ...
RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS . " My remarks will be
confined to a brief consideration of some of the rules of law and practice
applicable to railroad receiverships in the Federal courts . The appointment of a
receiver ...
Page 162
In contemplation of law the railroad is in the custody of , and operated by , the
court appointing the receiver . The receiver is the agent of the court . He is an
officer of the court and his possession of the property is the possession of the
court .
In contemplation of law the railroad is in the custody of , and operated by , the
court appointing the receiver . The receiver is the agent of the court . He is an
officer of the court and his possession of the property is the possession of the
court .
Page 163
The general rule that the receiver being an officer of the court could not be sued
without leave of the court appointing him , was rigidly applied to railroad
receivers . Leave to sue a railroad receiver in a court of law was rarely given .
The result ...
The general rule that the receiver being an officer of the court could not be sued
without leave of the court appointing him , was rigidly applied to railroad
receivers . Leave to sue a railroad receiver in a court of law was rarely given .
The result ...
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