The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 73
... recover from the purchaser what the bowsprit was apparently worth at the time of delivery . " A person who sells , said Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. , " impliedly warrants that the thing sold shall answer the purpose for which it is sold ...
... recover from the purchaser what the bowsprit was apparently worth at the time of delivery . " A person who sells , said Lord ELLENBOROUGH , C. J. , " impliedly warrants that the thing sold shall answer the purpose for which it is sold ...
Page 85
... recover damages for an injury received by the plaintiff while a passenger upon the defendants ' railroad . The court adopt the rule laid down in Ingalls v . Bills ; 2 and the case seems to have been left to the jury throughout , on the ...
... recover damages for an injury received by the plaintiff while a passenger upon the defendants ' railroad . The court adopt the rule laid down in Ingalls v . Bills ; 2 and the case seems to have been left to the jury throughout , on the ...
Page 86
... recover damages for an injury arising from an accident caused by a broken rail . The counsel for plaintiff asked that the case might go to the jury upon the question whether the rail was broken before the train , on which the plaintiff ...
... recover damages for an injury arising from an accident caused by a broken rail . The counsel for plaintiff asked that the case might go to the jury upon the question whether the rail was broken before the train , on which the plaintiff ...
Page 87
... recover damages for injuries received by the plaintiff while riding in the defendants ' coach , the judge at the trial charged the jury that the defendants ' were liable , unless the loss resulted from " irresistible force or inevitable ...
... recover damages for injuries received by the plaintiff while riding in the defendants ' coach , the judge at the trial charged the jury that the defendants ' were liable , unless the loss resulted from " irresistible force or inevitable ...
Page 92
... and received . Held , that F. could not recover . -Free- man v . Jeffries , L. R. 4 Exch . 189 . See ERROR . BAILMENT . - See DAMAGES ; PLEDGE . - BANK . A bank - account which was largely overdrawn 92 . DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH LAW REPORTS .
... and received . Held , that F. could not recover . -Free- man v . Jeffries , L. R. 4 Exch . 189 . See ERROR . BAILMENT . - See DAMAGES ; PLEDGE . - BANK . A bank - account which was largely overdrawn 92 . DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH LAW REPORTS .
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