The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... rule is in every respect in favor of reaching results as near the ends of justice as can reasonably be hoped for in the uncer- tainty of human testimony , and the difficulty there is in defining and limiting the rules of law . And when ...
... rule is in every respect in favor of reaching results as near the ends of justice as can reasonably be hoped for in the uncer- tainty of human testimony , and the difficulty there is in defining and limiting the rules of law . And when ...
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... rule which exempts a master from liability for an injury done to one servant by the negligence of a fellow - servant is familiar to every lawyer , and well settled by authority ; but these two cases are the first ones , as far as we can ...
... rule which exempts a master from liability for an injury done to one servant by the negligence of a fellow - servant is familiar to every lawyer , and well settled by authority ; but these two cases are the first ones , as far as we can ...
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... rule now under consider- ation . The principle upon which the rule is based is declared by the courts to be , that a servant , when he engages to serve a master , undertakes as between himself and his master to run all the ordi- nary ...
... rule now under consider- ation . The principle upon which the rule is based is declared by the courts to be , that a servant , when he engages to serve a master , undertakes as between himself and his master to run all the ordi- nary ...
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... rule of law holding the master liable for the careless- ness of his servant to strangers , the Lord Chancellor ( Cranworth ) , in delivering his final judgment , in 1858 ... rule itself . The rule , as I RELATION OF MASTER AND SERVANT . 71.
... rule of law holding the master liable for the careless- ness of his servant to strangers , the Lord Chancellor ( Cranworth ) , in delivering his final judgment , in 1858 ... rule itself . The rule , as I RELATION OF MASTER AND SERVANT . 71.
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not the rule itself . The rule , as I think , must stand upon higher and broader grounds . As is said by a distinguished jurist , ' Exem- pla non restringunt regulam , sed loquuntur de casibus crebrioribus.'1 The master is not , and ...
not the rule itself . The rule , as I think , must stand upon higher and broader grounds . As is said by a distinguished jurist , ' Exem- pla non restringunt regulam , sed loquuntur de casibus crebrioribus.'1 The master is not , and ...
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