The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 148
... damages resulting from a defect in the highway , was engaged at the time in an illegal act , precludes him from recovering for his loss . The plaintiff was driving cattle over a bridge on Sunday , an illegal act , and the bridge broke ...
... damages resulting from a defect in the highway , was engaged at the time in an illegal act , precludes him from recovering for his loss . The plaintiff was driving cattle over a bridge on Sunday , an illegal act , and the bridge broke ...
Page 149
... Damages and Equity Jurisdiction . The former topic presents many questions in which further adjudication is still requisite to settle the law ; indeed some decisions have appeared so recently as not to be included even in this edition ...
... Damages and Equity Jurisdiction . The former topic presents many questions in which further adjudication is still requisite to settle the law ; indeed some decisions have appeared so recently as not to be included even in this edition ...
Page 153
... damages from a physician for malpractice in setting a broken limb , the court ( BECK , C. J. , dissenting ) hold that a physician is not liable for not possessing or employing such skill as is or- dinarily exercised by thoroughly ...
... damages from a physician for malpractice in setting a broken limb , the court ( BECK , C. J. , dissenting ) hold that a physician is not liable for not possessing or employing such skill as is or- dinarily exercised by thoroughly ...
Page 161
... damages , and consequently could not recover his costs , since a plaintiff's costs are only incidental to his damages ; although , had he refused to accept the amount of the debt without the costs , the mere tender would not have had ...
... damages , and consequently could not recover his costs , since a plaintiff's costs are only incidental to his damages ; although , had he refused to accept the amount of the debt without the costs , the mere tender would not have had ...
Page 169
... damages . But HUNT , J. , in the Circuit Court , has now held it to be in the power of the steamboat owners , as common carriers , to make and enforce regulations re- specting the carriage of express matter , and to rightfully expel the ...
... damages . But HUNT , J. , in the Circuit Court , has now held it to be in the power of the steamboat owners , as common carriers , to make and enforce regulations re- specting the carriage of express matter , and to rightfully expel the ...
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