Air Law Review, 8. sējumsBoard of New York University Air Law Review, 1937 Includes "Bibliographical section". |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 36.
326. lappuse
... defendant , a presumption arises that the defendant is guilty of negligence . This rule of evidence is an exceedingly important one in air accident cases , as in such cases usually all witnesses are killed . Deprived of the right to ...
... defendant , a presumption arises that the defendant is guilty of negligence . This rule of evidence is an exceedingly important one in air accident cases , as in such cases usually all witnesses are killed . Deprived of the right to ...
358. lappuse
... defendant for safekeeping and carriage , and a consignment note bearing the same provisions as in the instant case ... defendant attempted to prove by oral evidence that the pilot of the plane and the inspecting mechanic were duly ...
... defendant for safekeeping and carriage , and a consignment note bearing the same provisions as in the instant case ... defendant attempted to prove by oral evidence that the pilot of the plane and the inspecting mechanic were duly ...
359. lappuse
... defendant owned land located in a residential section . The land was used and licensed as an airport . A zoning ordinance was passed subsequent to such user by the defendant . It provided for the continuance of existing nonconforming ...
... defendant owned land located in a residential section . The land was used and licensed as an airport . A zoning ordinance was passed subsequent to such user by the defendant . It provided for the continuance of existing nonconforming ...
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