The American and English Encyclopedia of Law, Volume 8John Houston Merrill, Thomas Johnson Michie, Charles Frederic Williams, David Shephard Garland E. Thompson, 1889 - Law |
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... held to be collateral and not admis- sible . Coale v . Hannibal , etc. , R. Co. , 60 Mo. 227 ; Lester v . Kansas , etc. , R. Co. , 60 Mo. 265 . It is not necessary that the proof should show from which engine the fire escaped ...
... held to be collateral and not admis- sible . Coale v . Hannibal , etc. , R. Co. , 60 Mo. 227 ; Lester v . Kansas , etc. , R. Co. , 60 Mo. 265 . It is not necessary that the proof should show from which engine the fire escaped ...
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... held responsible for injuries which could not have been foreseen or expected as the results of its carelessness.3 . The liable for damage done to property along their roads by fire communicated from their locomotives where there is no ...
... held responsible for injuries which could not have been foreseen or expected as the results of its carelessness.3 . The liable for damage done to property along their roads by fire communicated from their locomotives where there is no ...
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... held , ma . terial error to refuse the instruction . In some States , also , the owners of cultivated land contiguous to a railroad are held to be bound to keep it free from dry grass and weeds , on pain in case of fire of being held ...
... held , ma . terial error to refuse the instruction . In some States , also , the owners of cultivated land contiguous to a railroad are held to be bound to keep it free from dry grass and weeds , on pain in case of fire of being held ...
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... held would preclude a recovery . See also Macon , etc. , R. Co. v . McConnell , 27 Ga . 481 , to the same effect . Permitting a pane of glass to be out of the window , whereby a spark from the engine blew through and started a fire ...
... held would preclude a recovery . See also Macon , etc. , R. Co. v . McConnell , 27 Ga . 481 , to the same effect . Permitting a pane of glass to be out of the window , whereby a spark from the engine blew through and started a fire ...
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... held that the direction meant no more than that they should be forwarded at the earliest op- portunity . Johnson v . Chambers , 12 Ind . 102 . - First Cost . The defendants , carry- ing on business in manufacturing and upholstering ...
... held that the direction meant no more than that they should be forwarded at the earliest op- portunity . Johnson v . Chambers , 12 Ind . 102 . - First Cost . The defendants , carry- ing on business in manufacturing and upholstering ...
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