Select Cases on the Law of Torts: With Notes, and a Summary of Principles, 1. sējums

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30a Fetter v Beal England 1697
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SENSORY HARMS NUISANCE
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Larson v Chase Minnesota 1891
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Fear
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Wyman v Leavitt Maine 1880
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W S An Exact Collection of Choice Declarations etc Declaration in false imprisonment
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Herring v Boyle England 1834
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Bird v Jones England 1845
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Wood v Cummings Massachusetts 1908
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Imprisonment by an Officer of Justice Arrest 58 Genner v Sparkes England 1704
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Russen v Lucas England 1824
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LOSS OF LIFE DEATH Topic 1 Death as creating a Cause of Action 61 Sir William Blackstone Commentaries
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Huggins or Higgins v Butcher England 1607
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Baker v Bolton England 1808
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Death as extinguishing a Cause of Action already existing 64 Hambly v Trott England 1776
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Pulling v Great Eastern Railway Co England 1882
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SOCIETARY HARMS SUBTITLE I HARMS TO THE DOMESTIC RELATIONS Topic 1 Parents Interest in the Filial Relation 66 Registrum Breviu...
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Hall v Hollander England 1825
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Cumming v Brooklyn City Railroad Co New York 1888
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Brownell v Flagler New York 1843
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Ruter v Foy Iowa 1877
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Evans v Walton England 1867
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Grinnell v Wells England 1844
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Calumet Iron S Co v Martin Illinois 1885
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Andrews v Askey England 1837
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Sir William Blackstone Commentaries
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Snider v Newell North Carolina 1903
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Sir Frederick Pollock Law of Torts
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Childs Interest in the Parental Relation 77 Sir William Blackstone Commentaries
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Husbands Interest in the Marital Relation 78 Registrum Brevium Breve de trespass facta feminae Breve de uxore abducta cum bonis viri
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Hyde v Scyssor England 1620
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Birmingham Southern R Co v Lintner Alabama 1904
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Gilbert v Kennedy Michigan 1871
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Winsmore v Greenbank England 1745
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Wilson v Charlestown Massachusetts 1864
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Pomeroy v Westfield Massachusetts 1891
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Rinehart v Bills Missouri 1884
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Cook v Johnston Michigan 1885
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Engleken v Hilger Iowa 1876
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Cook v Champlain Transp Co New York 1845
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Kroessin v Keller Minnesota 1895
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Judson v Giant Powder Co California 1895
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Susquehanna Fertilizer Co v Malone Maryland 1890
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Other Family Relations
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Seymour v Maddox England 1851
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Smith v Baker England 1891
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Schlemmer v Buffalo R P R Co United States 1906
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Justinian Digest
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Bromley v Wallace England 1803
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Statutes at Large United States 1905 Registration of Trade
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Winter v Henn England 1831
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Stockdale v Onwhyn England 1826
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Leather Cloth Co v American Leather Cloth Co England 1863
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Corporation for Loss of Life through Negligence
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Chicago Alton R Co v Byrum Illinois 1894
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Gilmore v Fuller Illinois 1902
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Dudley v Northampton St R Co Massachusetts 1909
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Norris v Litchfield New Hampshire 1857
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Monroe v Hartford St R Co Connecticut 1903
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Blyth v Topham England 1608
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Chicago Alton Railroad Co v Shannon Illinois 1867
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Ilott v Wilkes England 1820
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Bird v Holbrook England 1828
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Barnes v Ward England 1850
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Palmer v Gordon Massachusetts 1899
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Illinois Central R Co v Leiner Illinois 1903
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Hollenbeck v Berkshire Railroad Co Massachusetts 1852
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Lowery v Walker England 1910
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Chenery v Fitchburg R Co Massachusetts 1893
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Murphy v Wabash R Co Missouri 1910
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Indermaur v Dames England 1866
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Mahoning Valley Railway Co v Van Alstine Ohio 1908
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Sundry Incidents and Limitations of the Orthodox
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Children
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Ryan v Towar Michigan 1901
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Yundt v Hartrunft Illinois 1866
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SUBTOPIC A THIRD PERSONS FAULT IMPUTED TO PLAINTIFF
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Keits Case 169
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SUBTOPIC E EFFECT OF STATUTES CONCERNING EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
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Wm M Cooper Flagellation a History of the Rod
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James Boswell Life of Samuel Johnson
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Thomas Arnold Life and Correspondence
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HARMS TO SUNDRY PROFITABLE
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Wilkes v Dinsman United States 1849
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or The World in a Man of W
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Public Laws United States 1850
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Ballou v Farnum Massachusetts 1865
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A Hamon Psychology of the Military Profession
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State v Roseman North Carolina 1891
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Public Laws United States 1873
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Herbert Spencer Justice
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr Privilege Malice and Intent
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Shaw v Southern Pacific Railroad Co California 1910
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Constitution Massachusetts 1780
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West v State Wisconsin 1853
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Mitchell v Harmony United States 1851
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Chamberlain v Boyd England 1883
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Hutchins v Hutchins New York 1845
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A Wood Renton ed Encyclopedia of the Laws of England
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Hartley v Herring England 1799
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Mouses Case England 1608
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SUBTOPIC B EXISTENCE OF THE RELATION AND ITS Loss PRESUMED WORDS ACTIONABLE PER SE 141 Anon The Attorneys Practice D...
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Sir William Blackstone Commentaries
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Bishop Burnet Life of Lord Clarendon
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1 Oral Defamation Slander 144 Crittal v Horner England 1619
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Cooper v Smith England 1618
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Loyd v Pearse England 1618
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Fields v Stokley Pennsylvania 1882 276
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Dunbar v Augusta Georgia 1892
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Miller v Horton Massachusetts 1891
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Ohio Mississippi Railway Co v Press Publishing Co United States 1891
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Van Vechten Veeder History and Theory of the Law of Defa
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In General
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mation
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2 Written Defamation Libel 153 Thorley v Lord Kerry England 1812
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Dewey v White England 1827
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Campbell v Race Massachusetts 1851
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Lathrop v Sundberg Washington 1909
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Quinn v Review Publishing Co Washington 1909
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Peck v Tribune Co United States 1909
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Berry v Lake Erie Western R Co United States 1895
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Merrill v Post Publishing Co Massachusetts 1908
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Poynton v Gill England 1639
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Van Deusen v Newcomer Michigan 1876
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Davis v New England Railway Publishing Co Massachusetts 1909
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3 Publication Innuendo Hearers Understanding of Words 159 Price v Jenkins England 1591
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Hicks Case England 1619
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Pelzer v Benish Wisconsin 1886
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Daines v Hartley England 1848
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Barr v Birkner Nebraska 1895
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Simons v Burnham Michigan 1894
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Francis H Bohlen The Rule in Rylands v Fletcher
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Wesson v Washburn Iron Co Massachusetts 1866
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Lee v Crump Alabama 1906
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Carland v Aurin Tennessee 1899
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Rocky Mountain News Printing Co v Smyth Colorado 1909
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Middlesex Co v McCue Massachusetts 1889
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Aldritt v Fleischauer Nebraska 1905
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Diversion of the Relation by Imitation of Name or Mark SUBTOPIC A UNFAIR TRADE AT COMMON LAW 167 Southern v How England 1618
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Day v Binning England 1831
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Meeker v East Orange New Jersey 1909
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Ohio Oil Co v Indiana Oil Co United States 1900
324
Letts v Kessler Ohio 1896
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Mabinogion
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Mossler v Jacobs Illinois 1896
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the Tapu
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Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias v Improved Order Knights of Pythias Michigan 1897
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Edward Gibbon Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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Chronicles of the Cid
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Victor Hugo Jean Valjean
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Flagg Manufacturing Co v Holway Massachusetts 1901
336
Honoré de Balzac Sons of the Soil
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Sir Charles Russell Speech in the Parnell Case
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marks
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Code Iowa 1897 Cheating by False Pretences
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Davis v Davis United States 1886
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Columbia Mill Co v Alcorn United States 1893
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Schmalz v Wooley New Jersey 1898
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Edward Bellamy Looking Backward
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Henry Sidgwick Politics
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Brennan v Chicago Carterville Coal Co Illinois 1909
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Parliament of England Statute of Laborers 1349
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James Love Hopkins Trademarks Trade Names and Unfair Com petition
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Regis v Jaynes Massachusetts 1906
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John H Wigmore Interference with Social Relations
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Jurgensen v Alexander New York 1862
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3 Relation of the Statutory Registered Trademark Right to the Commonlaw Right against Unfair Trade 184 U S v Braun United States 1889
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Edison v Thomas A Edison Jr Chemical Co United States 1904
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Anon England 1410
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Sartor v Schaden Iowa 1904
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Gunter v Astor England 1819
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Allen v Flood England 1898
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Sartor v Smith Iowa 1904
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Tuttle v Buck Minnesota 1909
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Diversion of the Relation by Multiplication of Invented Intellectual Products SUBTOPIC A COPYRIGHT AT COMMON Law 1 Nature and Duration ...
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190 Millar v Taylor England 1769
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Martell v White Massachusetts 1904
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Donaldsons v Becket England 1774
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Booth v Burgess New Jersey 1906
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Eaton S Drone Property in Intellectual Productions
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Charles Reade The Rights and Wrongs of Authors
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Iron Moulders Union v AllisChalmers Co United States 1908
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2 What constitutes Publication 194 Bartlett v Crittenden United States 1849
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Wilson v Hey Illinois 1908
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Monroe v Press Publishing Company United States 1896
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Huskie v Griffin New Hampshire 1909
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SUBTOPIC B REGISTERED COPYRIGHT BY STATUTE 196 Eaton S Drone Property in Intellectual Productions
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Act of Parliament England 1709 Encouragement of Learning by vesting the Copies of Printed Books in the Authors
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Public Laws United States 1909 Copyright
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Croft v Day England 1843
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Banker v Caldwell Minnesota 1859
410
Charles S Higgins Co v Higgins Soap Co New York 1895
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Callaghan v Myers United States 1888
414
PillsburyWashburn Flour M Co v Eagle United States 1898
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Shaver v H M Co United States 1901
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Reddaway v Banham England 1896
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Chilton v Progress Printing and Publishing Co England 1895
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Singer Mfg Co v June Mfg Co United States 1896
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Walter v Lane England 1899
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Jacobs v Beecham United States 1911
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2 Infringement 203 Story v Holcombe United States 1847
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Weaver v Lloyd England 1824
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The Case de Libellis Famosis England 1606
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Judges Opinion on the Libel Act England 1791
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Statutes England 1843
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Eaton S Drone Property in Intellectual Productions
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Larson v Cox Nebraska 1903
439
T B Macaulay Notes on the Indian Penal Code
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3 Relation of Statutory Copyright to Commonlaw Copyright 206 Jewelers Mercantile Agency v Jewelers Weekly Publishing Co New York 1898
441
W Blake Odgers The Laws of Libel and Slander
443
Hugh G v William T England 1442
444
Alexis de Tocqueville Democracy in America
445
Sir Arthur Helps Realmah
447
Herbert Spencer Justice
448
Holmes v Hurst United States 1899
449
Henry Sidgwick The Elements of Politics
450
Delany v Jones England 1805
451
Woodward v Lander England 1834
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Toogood v Spyring England 1834
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RIGHT TO PROTECTION OF IDEAS OR INFORMATION COMMUNICATED WITHOUT PRINTING 208 National Telegraph News Co v Western...
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Coward v Wellington England 1836
456
Weston v Barnicoat Massachusetts 1900
460
Dodge Co v Construction Information Co Massachusetts 1903
461
Haskins v Ryan New Jersey 1906
464
Ashcroft v Hammond New York 1910
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Fonotipia Limited v Bradley Victor Talking Machine Co v same United States 1909
467
Coleman v MacLennan Kansas 1908
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Smith v Spooner England 1810
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Halsey v Brotherhood England 1881
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White v Mellin England 1895
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STAGERIGHT 212 Tompkins v Halleck Massachusetts 1882
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Weatherston v Hawkins England 1786
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Rodgers v Clifton England 1803
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Frohman v Ferris Illinois 1909
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Harper Brothers v Kalem Co United States 1909
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1 Definite Public Interest
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Diversion of the Relation by Multiplication of Invented Industrial Products SUBTOPIC A TRADE SECRETS AT COMMON LAW 215 William C Ro...
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Peabody v Norfolk Massachusetts 1868
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Stone v Goss New Jersey 1903
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Wiggins Sons Co v CottALap Co United States 1909
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William C Robinson Patents for Useful Inventions
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Revised Statutes United States 1874 Patents
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1 What Things are Patentable 221 Earle v Sawyer United States 1825
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Morton v New York Eye Infirmary United States 1862
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Hunt v Star Newspaper Co England 1908
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American Bell Telephone Co v Dolbear United States 1883
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Hotchkiss v Greenwood United States 1850
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National Automatic Device Co v Lloyd United States 1889
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2 Infringement 226 United Telephone Company v Sharples England 1885
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Manufacturing Co v Cowing United States 1881
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Henry Jephson The Platform Its Rise and Progress
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Parliamentary Debates England 1843
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3 Relation between Commonlaw Tradesecret Right and Statutory Patent Right 228 Hartman v Park Sons Co United States 1906
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Buckstaff v Hicks Wisconsin 1896
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HARMS TO ONEROUS RELATIONS BURDENS CREATED OR INCREASED BY DEFENDANTS ACT 229 Cumming v Brooklyn City Railroad C...
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Anthony v Slaid Massachusetts 1846
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Mitchell v Burch Indiana 1871
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Wittich v ONeal Florida 1886
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Jeremy Bentham Constitutional Code Principles of Judicial Procedure
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Adams v Lisher England 1833
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Sir Edward Coke Second Part of the Institutes
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PROPRIETARY HARMS SUBTITLE I REALTY Topic 1 Kinds of Interests protected by the Right 234 Sir William Blackstone Commentaries
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SUBTOPIC A STATIONARY ELEMENTS 1 Superjacent Space 235 Pickering v Rudd England 1815
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Kenyon v Hart England 1865
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Allen v Wright England 1838
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Smith v Smith Massachusetts 1872
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Hannabalson v Sessions Iowa 1902
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Palmer v Maine Central R Co Maine 1899
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Arthur K Kuhn The Beginnings of an Aerial Law
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Mason v Hill England 1833
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Moffatt v Fisher Iowa 1877
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Sir William Blackstone Commentaries
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Tyler v Wilkinson United States 1827
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Barron v Mason Vermont 1858
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Herman v Brinkerhoff Pennsylvania 1870
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Wood v Graves Massachusetts 1887
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Webb v Portland Manufacturing Co United States 1838
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Reno Smelting Milling Reduction Works v Stevenson Nevada 1889
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White v Apsley Rubber Co Massachusetts 1902
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Pittsburg J E E R Co v Wakefield Hardware Co North Caro lina 1905
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McClenny v Inverarity Kansas 1909
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Acton v Blundell England 1843
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Case of the Marshalsea England 1613
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Parsons v Loyd England 1772
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Barker v Braham England 1773
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Meeker v East Orange New Jersey 1909
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Bryan v Congdon United States 1898
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Feld v Loftis Illinois 1909
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Wheal v W R England 1842
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Johnson v Evans England 1800
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Ohio Oil Co v Indiana Oil Company United States 1900
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Cutler v Dixon England 1584
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Astley v Younge England 1759
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Hoar v Wood Massachusetts 1841
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Torrey v Field Vermont 1838
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McLaughlin v Cowley Massachusetts 1879
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Lescale v Jos Schwartz Co Louisiana 1906
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Cumberland Telegraph Telephone Co v United Electric Railway Co Tennessee 1894
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William Shakspeare King Henry the Fourth
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Rufus Choate Speech on the Tenure of Judicial Office
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W E B Wireless Telegraphy Interference with its Messages
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G Lenotre The Tribunal of Terror
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Kinds of Harmful Acts violating the Right 253 Sheldon Amos Science of Law
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Henry Sidgwick The Elements of Politics
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Prewitt v Clayton Kentucky 1827
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Pfeiffer v Grossman Illinois 1853
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Wilson v Phoenix Powder Manufacturing Co West Virginia 1895
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Registrum Brevium Writ in Case for Damage to Realty
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Tenant v Goldwin England 1705
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Registrum Brevium Breve de ejectione firmae
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Sir Edward Coke Commentary upon Littleton
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Editors Note Harvard Law Review
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School District v Benson Maine 1850
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Van Vechten Veeder Absolute Immunity in Defamation
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Perrins v Bergen New Jersey 1834
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Foulke v Bond New Jersey 1879
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Massey v Trantham South Carolina 1802
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Potter v New Haven Connecticut 1868
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Arthur G Sedgwick and Frederick S Wait Trial of Title to Land
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Thomas Fidell A Perfect Guide for a Studious Young Lawyer
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Joseph Story A Selection of Pleadings in Civil Actions
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Wilmarth v Burt Massachusetts 1843
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SUBTITLE II PERSONALTY Topic Kinds of Harmful Acts violating the Right SUBTOPIC A IMPAIRMENT TRESPASS CASE PAGE 287 Registru...
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Paul v Slason Vermont 1850
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Tellefsen v Fee Massachusetts 1897
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Cooper v Chitty England 1756
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Simmons v Lillystone England 1853
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McPheters v Page Maine 1891
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Butler v Austen England 1615
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Fouldes v Willoughby England 1841
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Smith v Boucher England 1733
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England v Cowley England 1873
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John Wilkes Case England 1763
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Morse v Hurd New Hampshire 1845
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Revised Statutes Illinois 1874
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Loring v Mulcahy Massachusetts 1862
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Powell v Sadler England 1806
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Feld v Loftis Illinois 1909
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Carney v Rease West Virginia 1906
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Parliamentary Debates 1765
671
Eason v Newman England 1595
672
Com v Crotty Massachusetts 1685
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Tidball v Williams Arizona 1885
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Dozier v Pillot Texas 1891
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Gaskill v Barbour New Jersey 1898
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Dixie v Harrison Alabama 1909
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Boyd v United States United States 1885
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Green v Dunn England 1811
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Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co v Jordan Stock Food Co Kansas 1903
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Sutton v Great Northern Railway Co Minnesota 1906
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2 Sundry Legal Rules Dependent on Disseisin 314 Lacon v Barnard England 1627
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Norris v Beckley South Carolina 1812
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Hartley State Bank v McCorkell Iowa 1894
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Blocker v Clark Georgia 1906
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Cernahan v Chrisler Wisconsin 1900
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Buck v Colbath United States 1865
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Sutton v Great Northern Railway Co Minnesota 1906
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Miller v Hyde Massachusetts 1894
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Kelley v Schuyler Rhode Island 1898
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Cabell v Arnold Texas 1893
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James Barr Ames The Disseisin of Chattels
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Chapin v Freeland Massachusets 1886
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Edward Hyde East Pleas of the Crown
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Coupey v Henley England 1797
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Sir James Stephen History of the Criminal Law
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James Barr Ames The Disseisin of Chattels
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NUISANCE PAGE 323 Registrum Brevium Assisa de Nocumento
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Rex v White and Ward England 1757
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Snead v Bonnoil New York 1901
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Barnes v Hathorn Maine 1866
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Edward J Lowell On the Eve of the French Revolution
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H M Stephens and H Taine The French Revolution
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Westcott v Middleton New Jersey 1887
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Arthur Train The Prisoner at the Bar
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Leonhard F Fuld Police Administration
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Scavage v Tateham England 1601
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McMillan v Kuehnle New Jersey 1909
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Revised Statutes Illinois 1874
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Brock v Stimson Massachusetts 1871
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Leger v Warren Ohio 1900
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Towaliga Falls Power Co v Sims Georgia 1909
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Downs v Swann Maryland 1909
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VEXATION BY LITIGATION 331 Savile v Roberts England 1697
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Smith v Michigan Buggy Co Illinois 1898
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Floyd v Barker England 1608
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Damport v Simpson England 1596
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Ayres v Sedgwick England 1620
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Seaman v Netherclift England 1876
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LOSS OF PERSONAL PRIVACY 333 Prince Albert v Strange England 1851
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Hunckel v Voneiff Maryland 1888
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Counsel
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Henry Lord Brougham Essay on Erskine
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Brook v Montague England 1606
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Pollard v Photographic Co England 1880
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Hoar v Wood Massachusetts 1841
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Peck v Tribune Company United States 1909
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Wm M Thackeray A Journey from Cornhill to Cairo
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Edmund D Morel King Leopolds Rule in Africa
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R W Emerson Napoleon the Man of the World
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Albert Edwards Our Canal
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Charles Baron de Montesquieu The Spirit of the Laws
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Alexis de Tocqueville Democracy in America
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Francis Lieber Civil Liberty and SelfGovernment
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A V Dicey Lectures on the Constitution
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Frank J Goodnow Comparative Administrative Law
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THE CAUSATION ELEMENT INTRODUCTION THEORY AND HISTORY 344 John H Wigmore A General Analysis of Tort Relations
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Edmund M Parker State and Official Liability
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Edward Westermarck Origin and Development of Moral Ideas
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Heinrich Brunner History of Germanic Law
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Sir F Pollock and F W Maitland History of English Law
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John H Wigmore History of Tortious Responsibility
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Van Deusen v Newcomer Michigan 1876
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Miller v Horton Massachusetts 1891
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CAUSATION IN GENERAL SUBTITLE I CAUSATION AS A CONCEPTION OF PRACTICAL LOGIC AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY 350 Alfr...
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Atchison T S F R Co v Bales Kansas 1876
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Quill v Empire State T T Co New York 1899
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Raymond v Fish Connecticut 1883
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Ohio Miss R Co v Lackey Illinois 1875
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Wall v McNamara England 1779
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Laidlaw v Sage New York 1893
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Wilkes v Dinsman United States 1849
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PLURAL CAUSES Topic 1 Plural Causes of a Harm Single and Inseparable 359 Thompson v Louisville N R Co Alabama 1890
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Searles v Manhattan R Co New York 1886
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Corey v Havener Massachusetts 1902
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Laws Illinois 1909
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Plural Causes of a Harm Plural or Separable PAGE 362 Anon England 1492
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Sir John Heydons Case England 1613
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Halsey v Woodruff Massachusetts 1830
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Priest v Nichols Massachusetts 1874
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Worcester Co v Ashworth Massachusetts 1893
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Corey v Havener Massachusetts 1902
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The Alabama and The Gamecock United States 1875
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Procedure in Actions against Joint Tortfeasors 369 Mitchell v Tarbutt England 1794
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Walsh v Bishop England 1632
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Nordhaus v Vandalia R Co Illinois 1909
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Cleveland C C St L R Co v Hilligoss Indiana 1908
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The King v Pease England 1832
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Chicago Alton R Co v Averill Illinois 1906
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Sheldon v Kibbe Connecticut 1819
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Metropolitan District Asylum v Hill England 1881
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Parmenter v Barstow Rhode Island 1899
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Cogswell v New York N H H R Co New York 1886
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Miller v Hyde Massachusetts 1894
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ACTIVE CAUSATION SUBTITLE I GENERAL PRINCIPLE Topic 1 Personal Passivity in General as Negativing Responsibility 379 Henry T Terry ...
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Gautret v Egerton England 1867
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Gibbons v Pepper England 1695
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Towaliga Falls Power Co v Sims Georgia 1909
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Anon England 1705
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Vaughan v Menlove England 1837
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Personal Physical Passivity with Instigation of Another Persons Activity 389 St German Doctor and Student
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John H Wigmore Responsibility for Tortious Acts its History
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Charles Viner General Abridgment
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Brown v Perkins Massachusetts 1861
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Johnson v Glidden South Dakota 1898
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EXCEPTIONS TO THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE Topic 1 Defects and Nuisances on Premises 399 Regina v Watts England 1704
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AttorneyGeneral v Heatley England 1897
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Penruddocks Case England 1598
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Martin v Chicago R I P R Co Kansas 1909
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Russell v Men of Devon England 1788
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Tubervil v Stamp England 1697
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Sundry Statutory Responsibilities
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Sundry Special Responsibilities
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CULPABLE CAUSATION
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Atchison T S F R Co v Stanford Kansas 1874
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Smith v London S W R Co England 1870
878
Fent v Toledo P W R Co Illinois 1871
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Pennsylvania R Co v Hope Pennsylvania 1876
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Haverly v State Line S R Co Pennsylvania 1890
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SUNDRY RULINGS DECLARING REMOTENESS AS MATTER OF LAW IN SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES Topic 1 Intervening Event or Force o...
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Haverly v State L S R Co Pennsylvania 1890
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Intervening Act or Condition of the Plaintiff Himself 448 Dickson v Hollister Pennsylvania 1888
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Green v Shoemaker Co Maryland 1909
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Intervening Third Persons Act SUBTOPIC A THIRD PERSONS ACT INDUCED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY DEFENDANTS ACT 450 Ashle...
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Tarleton v MGawley England 1804
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Lynch v Knight England 1861
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Guille v Swan New York 1822
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Lamb v Stone Massachusetts 1831
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Southern Transportation Co v Harper Georgia 1903
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SUBTOPIC B THIRD PERSONS ACT INTERVENING INDEPENDENTLY 458 Lynch v Nurdin England 1841
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Lane v Atlantic Works Massachusetts 1872
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Francis Wharton Negligence
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Stone v Boston Albany R Co Massachusetts 1897
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Currier v McKee Maine 1904
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Curry v Chicago N W R Co Wisconsin 1878
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THIRD PERSON AS INTERMEDIATE LESSEE BAILEE OR INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR 463 Payne v Rogers England 1794
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Rich v Basterfield England 1847
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Clifford v Atlantic Cotton Mills Massachusetts 1888
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Cunningham v Rogers Pennsylvania 1909
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Tarry v Ashton England 1876
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THIRD PERSON AS INTERMEDIATE VENDEE PRIVITY OF CONTRACT 469 Winterbottom v Wright England 1842
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Thomas v Winchester New York 1852
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Huset v Case Threshing M Co United States 1903
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Peters v Johnson West Virginia 1902
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Kuelling v Lean Mfg Co New York 1905
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SUNDRY RULINGS DECLARING PROXIMATE NESS AS MATTER OF LAW IN SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES NEGLIGENCE PER SE ACTING...
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Henry Sidgwick Elements of Politics
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Bessey v Olliot England 1694
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Charles Viner General Abridgment
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Vincent v Stinehour Vermont 1835
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Brown v Kendall Massachusetts 1850
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APPENDIX C
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Anon ThornCutting Case England 1466
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Basely v Clarkson England 1681
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Maye v Yappen California 1863
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Hobart v Hagget Maine 1835
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Hamilton v Hunt Illinois 1853
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Swim v Wilson California 1891
971
Stephenson v Hart England 1828
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Edwards v American Express Co Iowa 1903
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Hollins v Fowler England 1875
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Keeping Animals SUBTOPIC A DAMAGE BY ENTRY ON LAND 494 Registrum Brevium 1595
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Rust v Low Massachusetts 1809
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APPENDIX D
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Wood v Snider New York 1907
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SUBTOPIC B DAMAGE BY BITING KICKING ETC PERSONS OR CHATTELS 497 Registrum Brevium 1595
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MCaskill v Elliot South Carolina 1850
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Kelly v Alderson Rhode Island 1896
992
Molloy v Starin New York 1908
993
Curry v Walter England 1796
996
Charles Viner General Abridgment
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DAMAGE BY INFECTION 505 Anderton v Buckton England 1719
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Cooke v Waring England 1863
1001
Grimes v Eddy Missouri 1894
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Keeping Dangerous Things on Premises 509 Fletcher v Rylands England 1865
1008
Hay v Cohoes Co New York 1848
1009
Wilson v Phoenix Powder Mfg Co West Virginia 1895
1010
INDEX OF STATUTES
1019
124
1023
St Louis San Francisco R Co v Mathews United States 1896
1026
Bertholf v OReilly New York 1878
1032
INDEX OF TOPICS
1033
525
1037
Hanson v Globe Newspaper Co Massachusetts 1893
1044
Doing an Act Prohibited by Statute
1050
531
1054
Stone v Boston Albany R Co Massachusetts 1897
1056
129
1061
Griswold v Brega Illinois 1895
1062
Reilly v Sicilian A P Co New York 1902
1069

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232. lappuse - Be it therefore enacted, that whensoever the death of a person shall be caused by wrongful act, neglect or default, and the act, neglect or default is such as would (if death had not ensued) have entitled the party injured to maintain an action and recover damages in respect thereof...
178. lappuse - ... provided by law in relation to the distribution of personal property left by persons dying intestate...
178. lappuse - ... and the act, neglect, or default is such as would (if death had not ensued) have entitled the party injured to maintain an action and recover damages in respect thereof, then and in every such case the person who would have been 'liable if death had not ensued, shall be liable to an action for damages, notwithstanding the death of the person injured, and although the death shall have been caused xmder such circumstances as amount in law to felony.
165. lappuse - Every husband, wife, child, parent, guardian, employer or other person, who shall be injured in person or property, or means of support, by any intoxicated person, or in consequence of the intoxication, habitual or otherwise, of any person...
170. lappuse - That whensoever the Death of a Person shall be caused by wrongful Act, Neglect, or Default, and the Act, Neglect, or Default is such as would (if Death had not ensued) have entitled the Party injured to maintain an Action and recover Damages in respect thereof...
588. lappuse - That whenever by priority of possession rights to the use of water for mining, agricultural, manufacturing, or other purposes have vested and accrued and the same are recognized and acknowledged by the local customs, laws, and the decisions of courts, the possessors and owners of such vested rights shall be maintained and protected in the same...
759. lappuse - Every subject of the commonwealth ought to find a certain remedy, by having recourse to the laws, for all injuries or wrongs which he may receive in his person, property, or character. He ought to obtain right and justice freely, and without being obliged to purchase it; completely, and without any denial; promptly, and without delay; conformably to the laws.
170. lappuse - For wrongs done to the property, rights or interests of another, for which an action might be maintained against the wrong-doer, such action may be brought by the person injured, or after his death, by his executors or administrators...
viii. lappuse - The life of the law has not been logic: it has been experience. The felt necessities of the time, the prevalent moral and political theories, intuitions of public policy, avowed or unconscious, even the prejudices which judges share with their fellow-men, have had a good deal more to do than the syllogism in determining the rules by which men should be governed.
586. lappuse - Aqua currit et debet currere is the language of the law. Though he may use the water while it runs over his land, he cannot unreasonably detain it, or give it another direction, and he must return it to its ordinary channel when it leaves his estate.

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