The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 92
... rail- road cases before state and federal commissions ; also the author of the Iowa law against unfair discrimination ... Railroad Commission since 1912. He is now president of the Na- tional Association of Railway Commissioners which is ...
... rail- road cases before state and federal commissions ; also the author of the Iowa law against unfair discrimination ... Railroad Commission since 1912. He is now president of the Na- tional Association of Railway Commissioners which is ...
Page 108
... railroad for damages . The trial court held as a matter of law that the tender at the station was not a legal one and gave judgment for the defendant . The Supreme Court rules the ques- tion of the reasonableness of the tender was one ...
... railroad for damages . The trial court held as a matter of law that the tender at the station was not a legal one and gave judgment for the defendant . The Supreme Court rules the ques- tion of the reasonableness of the tender was one ...
Page 109
... railroad company to keep its ticket agent sup- plied with sufficient money to change all bills of this amount that may be tendered them in payment of small fares will not only seriously handicap it in its business by keeping an ...
... railroad company to keep its ticket agent sup- plied with sufficient money to change all bills of this amount that may be tendered them in payment of small fares will not only seriously handicap it in its business by keeping an ...
Page 112
... railroad company for damages for personal injuries . The plaintiff was able to invoke a city ordinance prohibiting any person driving a vehicle or operating a street car from crossing either street at frequented intersections of two ...
... railroad company for damages for personal injuries . The plaintiff was able to invoke a city ordinance prohibiting any person driving a vehicle or operating a street car from crossing either street at frequented intersections of two ...
Page 129
... railroad train had just passed , there being no eyewitness of his death . Circumstantial evidence , if convincing , may establish the proposition that he died because the train struck him . Harrington's first indication that he was ...
... railroad train had just passed , there being no eyewitness of his death . Circumstantial evidence , if convincing , may establish the proposition that he died because the train struck him . Harrington's first indication that he was ...
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