The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 108
... violating the constitutional guaranty accorded every citizen of the pursuit of happi- ness . " But Smith , C. J. , dissents , saying : " The rule which I understand my associates to announce , and with which I am in accord relative to ...
... violating the constitutional guaranty accorded every citizen of the pursuit of happi- ness . " But Smith , C. J. , dissents , saying : " The rule which I understand my associates to announce , and with which I am in accord relative to ...
Page 110
... violation a misdemeanor . A boy thirteen years and three months old was employed in defend- ant's printing establishment and his fingers were cut off by a cog wheel of a printing press . It was held that the fact that the proprietor of ...
... violation a misdemeanor . A boy thirteen years and three months old was employed in defend- ant's printing establishment and his fingers were cut off by a cog wheel of a printing press . It was held that the fact that the proprietor of ...
Page 111
... violation was not the immediate cause of the injury . In this case the plaintiff was injured by the violation of a mandatory duty imposed for his benefit and without the intervention of any other cause . Negligence is the violation of ...
... violation was not the immediate cause of the injury . In this case the plaintiff was injured by the violation of a mandatory duty imposed for his benefit and without the intervention of any other cause . Negligence is the violation of ...
Page 114
... violation of the statute law of that State may show in justification that a deer , when killed , was on his premises , destroying his prop- erty . The Iowa statute seeks to establish title in the State to all wild game , whether dead or ...
... violation of the statute law of that State may show in justification that a deer , when killed , was on his premises , destroying his prop- erty . The Iowa statute seeks to establish title in the State to all wild game , whether dead or ...
Page 118
... 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 cause of such injuries . A jury had already decided that the plaintiff was not ...
... 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 cause of such injuries . A jury had already decided that the plaintiff was not ...
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