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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... prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the fire was communi- cated by sparks or cinders from the railway engines . It need not be shown that any particular engine was at fault , but it will be sufficient if the fire is proved to ...
... prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the fire was communi- cated by sparks or cinders from the railway engines . It need not be shown that any particular engine was at fault , but it will be sufficient if the fire is proved to ...
Page 15
... proved , the onus is upon the company to disprove negligence , which they may do by showing that they used the most ap- proved mechanical contrivances to pre- vent the escape of fire , and that on the day in question their engines were ...
... proved , the onus is upon the company to disprove negligence , which they may do by showing that they used the most ap- proved mechanical contrivances to pre- vent the escape of fire , and that on the day in question their engines were ...
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... proved that the engine was properly equipped and operated , it is possible , perhaps probable , under the circumstances of a particular case , that the witnesses are mistaken ; beside , the jury are to determine the question of ...
... proved that the engine was properly equipped and operated , it is possible , perhaps probable , under the circumstances of a particular case , that the witnesses are mistaken ; beside , the jury are to determine the question of ...
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... proved that , after his return home , he caused these trees to be counted and measured , and that , according to ... prove by wit- nesses that the mode adopted by him was the lawful and proper rule ; that it was the rule well known and ...
... proved that , after his return home , he caused these trees to be counted and measured , and that , according to ... prove by wit- nesses that the mode adopted by him was the lawful and proper rule ; that it was the rule well known and ...
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... proved , and it was ob- jected that the evidence did not support any count in the declaration , as the charge in the first series did not consti- tute an offence within the statute , unless the words " for giving " in those counts were ...
... proved , and it was ob- jected that the evidence did not support any count in the declaration , as the charge in the first series did not consti- tute an offence within the statute , unless the words " for giving " in those counts were ...
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