The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 109
... statute creates a liability per se , or , as is otherwise and with less accuracy sometimes said , is conclusive evi- dence of negligence . " In the various discussions the less accurate phraseology has perhaps been more commonly used ...
... statute creates a liability per se , or , as is otherwise and with less accuracy sometimes said , is conclusive evi- dence of negligence . " In the various discussions the less accurate phraseology has perhaps been more commonly used ...
Page 110
... statute of the State ( Laws of 1873 , chap . 863 ) required that such tenement house should be provided with fire escapes and made it a misdemeanor to violate the statute . The defendant's house had no fire escape . " The Court of ...
... statute of the State ( Laws of 1873 , chap . 863 ) required that such tenement house should be provided with fire escapes and made it a misdemeanor to violate the statute . The defendant's house had no fire escape . " The Court of ...
Page 111
... statute commands or prohibits a thing for the benefit of a person , he shall have a remedy upon the same statute for the thing enacted for his benefit or for a wrong done him contrary to its terms . " The following language from the ...
... statute commands or prohibits a thing for the benefit of a person , he shall have a remedy upon the same statute for the thing enacted for his benefit or for a wrong done him contrary to its terms . " The following language from the ...
Page 114
... statute seeks to establish title in the State to all wild game , whether dead or alive . " The Supreme Court of Iowa ... statutes . If in this case it was rea- sonably necessary for the defendant to kill the deer in question in order to ...
... statute seeks to establish title in the State to all wild game , whether dead or alive . " The Supreme Court of Iowa ... statutes . If in this case it was rea- sonably necessary for the defendant to kill the deer in question in order to ...
Page 118
... statute imposes a penalty for such viola- tion , yet it does not provide that the violation shall prevent a re- covery of damages for injuries inflicted upon the offender by a third person where the violation of the statute was not a ...
... statute imposes a penalty for such viola- tion , yet it does not provide that the violation shall prevent a re- covery of damages for injuries inflicted upon the offender by a third person where the violation of the statute was not a ...
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