The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 99
... words used were not ac- tionable per se because they did not touch the plaintiff in his busi- ness , or profession , or office , and that the language could not be rendered actionable per se as imputing to the jury the commission of a ...
... words used were not ac- tionable per se because they did not touch the plaintiff in his busi- ness , or profession , or office , and that the language could not be rendered actionable per se as imputing to the jury the commission of a ...
Page 100
... words ; and the word ' office ' means some public position with honors , emoluments or profits the enjoyment of which may be affected by the words , and a juror does not hold such an office as this . His duties are transitory and ...
... words ; and the word ' office ' means some public position with honors , emoluments or profits the enjoyment of which may be affected by the words , and a juror does not hold such an office as this . His duties are transitory and ...
Page 105
... words " claim for damages of any na- ture whatever , " the words " alleged claim , debt , cause of action or demand of any nature whatsoever , or any defense or any matter or thing whatso- ever , upon which said attorney at law is ...
... words " claim for damages of any na- ture whatever , " the words " alleged claim , debt , cause of action or demand of any nature whatsoever , or any defense or any matter or thing whatso- ever , upon which said attorney at law is ...
Page 110
... words , to treat the neglect as conclusive evidence of negli- gence . 5 A similar position has recently been taken by the Supreme Court of Nebraska . A statute of that State provides that in hotels or lodging houses a proprietor shall ...
... words , to treat the neglect as conclusive evidence of negli- gence . 5 A similar position has recently been taken by the Supreme Court of Nebraska . A statute of that State provides that in hotels or lodging houses a proprietor shall ...
Page 120
... words : " The King was right sorrowful in his heart , cursed his mother that bare him , the house that he was borne , and the paps that gave him sucke , wishing that he had received death by violence of sword or knife instead of nat ...
... words : " The King was right sorrowful in his heart , cursed his mother that bare him , the house that he was borne , and the paps that gave him sucke , wishing that he had received death by violence of sword or knife instead of nat ...
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