The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 104
... trial of such action , proof may be offered showing the amount actually paid to the claimant , but not that the claim was released or attempted to be released , and the releasee shall be given credit for the amount so paid in the ...
... trial of such action , proof may be offered showing the amount actually paid to the claimant , but not that the claim was released or attempted to be released , and the releasee shall be given credit for the amount so paid in the ...
Page 108
... 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 of fact for the jury and it ...
... 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 of fact for the jury and it ...
Page 117
... trial , might have changed the verdict . According to the weight of authority , it must be sufficiently important to make it probable that a different verdict will be returned on another trial . According to some authorities , the ...
... trial , might have changed the verdict . According to the weight of authority , it must be sufficiently important to make it probable that a different verdict will be returned on another trial . According to some authorities , the ...
Page 118
... trial . But the Court held that though operating a motorcycle in the highway while intoxicated was a statutory of- fense , and though the statute imposes a penalty for such viola- tion , yet it does not provide that the violation shall ...
... trial . But the Court held that though operating a motorcycle in the highway while intoxicated was a statutory of- fense , and though the statute imposes a penalty for such viola- tion , yet it does not provide that the violation shall ...
Page 130
... trial court charged that the alleged jocose character of the utterance could not entirely shield from liability , though it might go to reduction of damages . In the Ap- pellate Court it is said : " Under the testimony the jury would ...
... trial court charged that the alleged jocose character of the utterance could not entirely shield from liability , though it might go to reduction of damages . In the Ap- pellate Court it is said : " Under the testimony the jury would ...
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