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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... Plaintiff's wood caught fire in some manner to him at the time un- known . How did the fire originate ? This was the first question to be established in the line of proof . Positive testimony could not be found . The plaintiff was ...
... Plaintiff's wood caught fire in some manner to him at the time un- known . How did the fire originate ? This was the first question to be established in the line of proof . Positive testimony could not be found . The plaintiff was ...
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... plaintiff was bound to put his property in a condition to withstand fire proceeding from the heedlessness of the ... plaintiff's land . It is not sufficient in such cases to aver negligence in causing the first fire . Louisville , etc ...
... plaintiff was bound to put his property in a condition to withstand fire proceeding from the heedlessness of the ... plaintiff's land . It is not sufficient in such cases to aver negligence in causing the first fire . Louisville , etc ...
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... plaintiff which from such cause is injured or destroyed , the com- pany ordinarily will be liable for such injury or loss.1 One of the most valuable criterions furnished by the authorities is to as- certain whether any new cause has ...
... plaintiff which from such cause is injured or destroyed , the com- pany ordinarily will be liable for such injury or loss.1 One of the most valuable criterions furnished by the authorities is to as- certain whether any new cause has ...
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... plaintiff was as immediate and direct as an injury would have been which was caused by a bullet fired from the train passing over the intermediate lots , and wounding the plaintiff as he stood upon his own lot . It is as much so as pain ...
... plaintiff was as immediate and direct as an injury would have been which was caused by a bullet fired from the train passing over the intermediate lots , and wounding the plaintiff as he stood upon his own lot . It is as much so as pain ...
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... plaintiff's lumber , and that the plaintiff himself was without fault . This ruling was in accord with the doctrine of this court as announced in this case on the first appeal , and in other decisions . " See also Bass v . Chicago , etc ...
... plaintiff's lumber , and that the plaintiff himself was without fault . This ruling was in accord with the doctrine of this court as announced in this case on the first appeal , and in other decisions . " See also Bass v . Chicago , etc ...
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