Canadian Edition of the Law of TortsSweet & Maxwell, 1908 - 912 Seiten |
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... party aggrieved . But where an injury is consequential only it is more convenient to consider the nature of the duty . If a defendant has been guilty of negligence it makes no difference in the character of his liability whether he ...
... party aggrieved . But where an injury is consequential only it is more convenient to consider the nature of the duty . If a defendant has been guilty of negligence it makes no difference in the character of his liability whether he ...
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... party who committed a trespass , it was held no answer to plead that his co - trespassers had compelled him by menaces to accompany them ( a ) . So it will seem that if a man finding himself in the neighbourhood of a dangerous animal ...
... party who committed a trespass , it was held no answer to plead that his co - trespassers had compelled him by menaces to accompany them ( a ) . So it will seem that if a man finding himself in the neighbourhood of a dangerous animal ...
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... party is entitled to maintain an action by reason of his having suffered some par- ticular damage from which the due fulfilment of some public duty would have saved him . It must further appear that his damage was within the mischief ...
... party is entitled to maintain an action by reason of his having suffered some par- ticular damage from which the due fulfilment of some public duty would have saved him . It must further appear that his damage was within the mischief ...
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... party injured or the tort - feasor ( d ) . At common law the personal representatives of a deceased person could never sue in respect of torts committed in his lifetime to his person or his property , and with two exceptions they could ...
... party injured or the tort - feasor ( d ) . At common law the personal representatives of a deceased person could never sue in respect of torts committed in his lifetime to his person or his property , and with two exceptions they could ...
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... party seeking it knew at the time of doing the act that it was unlawful , an exception has been engrafted by the ... parties so interested as plaintiffs was formerly matter for a plea in abatement , but if no such plea was raised , the ...
... party seeking it knew at the time of doing the act that it was unlawful , an exception has been engrafted by the ... parties so interested as plaintiffs was formerly matter for a plea in abatement , but if no such plea was raised , the ...
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