The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 122
... judgment is , considering the dangers to be encountered from passenger automobiles , that the manufacturer is under an implied obligation to build such cars of materials capable of doing the work required of them . He may purchase the ...
... judgment is , considering the dangers to be encountered from passenger automobiles , that the manufacturer is under an implied obligation to build such cars of materials capable of doing the work required of them . He may purchase the ...
Page 127
... judgment against him worthless . " After alleging that plain- tiff suffered damages to the extent of $ 5,000 through the assault by Stavanaugh , and that due notice of plaintiff's claim had been given to the city , the complaint ...
... judgment against him worthless . " After alleging that plain- tiff suffered damages to the extent of $ 5,000 through the assault by Stavanaugh , and that due notice of plaintiff's claim had been given to the city , the complaint ...
Page 128
... judgment in favor of the beneficiary , that in the ab- sence of admissible direct evidence , it was competent for plaintiff to show , as justifying an inference as to the manner of injury , that there was an iron rack in the car , the ...
... judgment in favor of the beneficiary , that in the ab- sence of admissible direct evidence , it was competent for plaintiff to show , as justifying an inference as to the manner of injury , that there was an iron rack in the car , the ...
Page 136
... judgment was demanded , if he should answer for falsifying the record , since he was a judge by commission ; and all the judges were of opinion that the presentment was void . " 3 And a case in the Supreme Court of the United States ...
... judgment was demanded , if he should answer for falsifying the record , since he was a judge by commission ; and all the judges were of opinion that the presentment was void . " 3 And a case in the Supreme Court of the United States ...
Page 145
... judgment of the Jury which , in their almost insane idolatry of that institution , the Legislatures of some of the States have done ? If a Judge before whom many similar cases must come in the course of his office , does not always ...
... judgment of the Jury which , in their almost insane idolatry of that institution , the Legislatures of some of the States have done ? If a Judge before whom many similar cases must come in the course of his office , does not always ...
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