Elements of the Law of Torts for the Use of StudentsLittle Brown,, 1896 - 416 lappuses |
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vii. lappuse
... common law wrongs ; and all are consummated wrongs , redressi- ble ( in damages ) only in courts of the common law . Wrongs not consummated but only apprehended , wrongs cognizable only in admiralty , and wrongs , if PREFACE TO THE ...
... common law wrongs ; and all are consummated wrongs , redressi- ble ( in damages ) only in courts of the common law . Wrongs not consummated but only apprehended , wrongs cognizable only in admiralty , and wrongs , if PREFACE TO THE ...
10. lappuse
... common element ; and that must of course furnish the basis of a definition . That element is breach of duty paramount , in other words breach of duty fixed by muni- cipal law . Accordingly a tort may be said to be a breach of duty fixed ...
... common element ; and that must of course furnish the basis of a definition . That element is breach of duty paramount , in other words breach of duty fixed by muni- cipal law . Accordingly a tort may be said to be a breach of duty fixed ...
15. lappuse
... common carrier can by contract exempt himself from liability for negligence is not agreed , but in this country the weight of authority is against any such power . Infra , pp . 21 , 22 , note . to be supplied by the evidence of custom ...
... common carrier can by contract exempt himself from liability for negligence is not agreed , but in this country the weight of authority is against any such power . Infra , pp . 21 , 22 , note . to be supplied by the evidence of custom ...
16. lappuse
... common carrier at Chicago were to contract with A to deliver at New York wheat put into the carrier's hands , and fail to do so , he would be presumptively liable to A , as for a tort , or for breach of contract , at A's election ...
... common carrier at Chicago were to contract with A to deliver at New York wheat put into the carrier's hands , and fail to do so , he would be presumptively liable to A , as for a tort , or for breach of contract , at A's election ...
22. lappuse
... common carrier to exempt the carrier from liability for the negligence of its servants are invalid , on the ground that the shipper is virtually in the power of the carrier ; which is reasonable doctrine . But it is also held by most ...
... common carrier to exempt the carrier from liability for the negligence of its servants are invalid , on the ground that the shipper is virtually in the power of the carrier ; which is reasonable doctrine . But it is also held by most ...
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