The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 146
... recover damages for injuries to plain- tiff's woodland , by fires alleged to have been caused by sparks escaping through the defendant's negligence from one of the defendant's engines . The defence was as follows : The statute 6 Anne ...
... recover damages for injuries to plain- tiff's woodland , by fires alleged to have been caused by sparks escaping through the defendant's negligence from one of the defendant's engines . The defence was as follows : The statute 6 Anne ...
Page 148
... recovering for his loss . The plaintiff was driving cattle over a bridge on Sunday , an illegal act , and the bridge ... recover . This opinion was shown to be supported by a great weight of authority , though the rule in Massachusetts ...
... recovering for his loss . The plaintiff was driving cattle over a bridge on Sunday , an illegal act , and the bridge ... recover . This opinion was shown to be supported by a great weight of authority , though the rule in Massachusetts ...
Page 153
... recover damages from a physician for malpractice in setting a broken limb , the court ( BECK , C. J. , dissenting ) hold that a physician is not liable for not possessing or employing such skill as is or- dinarily exercised by ...
... recover damages from a physician for malpractice in setting a broken limb , the court ( BECK , C. J. , dissenting ) hold that a physician is not liable for not possessing or employing such skill as is or- dinarily exercised by ...
Page 161
... recover his costs , since a plaintiff's costs are only incidental to his damages ; although , had he refused to accept the amount of the debt without the costs , the mere tender would not have had this effect . HON . THOMAS B. BUTLER ...
... recover his costs , since a plaintiff's costs are only incidental to his damages ; although , had he refused to accept the amount of the debt without the costs , the mere tender would not have had this effect . HON . THOMAS B. BUTLER ...
Page 162
... recovering ; but the fatal result was not longer to be deferred . Disease had obtained the mastery of his body , and his spirit departed . - REUBEN ATWATER CHAPMAN was born in Russell , in the old county of Hampshire ( now in Hampden ...
... recovering ; but the fatal result was not longer to be deferred . Disease had obtained the mastery of his body , and his spirit departed . - REUBEN ATWATER CHAPMAN was born in Russell , in the old county of Hampshire ( now in Hampden ...
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