The Northeastern Reporter, Volumen22West Publishing Company, 1890 Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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... injury to the person die with the person of either party , except in certain spec- ified cases . Section 283 declares that " all other causes of action survive , and may be brought by or against the representatives of the deceased party ...
... injury to the person die with the person of either party , except in certain spec- ified cases . Section 283 declares that " all other causes of action survive , and may be brought by or against the representatives of the deceased party ...
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... injuries received by a passer - by who is acci- dentally pushed into the opening by third persons . Report from ... injury was the want of a railing , if one was for inferring that the land claimed by the ap- necessary at that place ...
... injuries received by a passer - by who is acci- dentally pushed into the opening by third persons . Report from ... injury was the want of a railing , if one was for inferring that the land claimed by the ap- necessary at that place ...
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... injured , by railing or otherwise , the concurring negligence of a third party , over whom it had no control , in producing the injury , releases it from liability . The supreme court of Massachusetts have held in Rowell v . City of ...
... injured , by railing or otherwise , the concurring negligence of a third party , over whom it had no control , in producing the injury , releases it from liability . The supreme court of Massachusetts have held in Rowell v . City of ...
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... injury . The injured party can no more anticipate and guard against the one than the other , and the elements which constitute the negligence of the city or village must be precisely the same in each case ; and we have accordingly held ...
... injury . The injured party can no more anticipate and guard against the one than the other , and the elements which constitute the negligence of the city or village must be precisely the same in each case ; and we have accordingly held ...
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... injury to see the gross as to amount to a wanton or reckless train , and thus avoid being injured , is evi - disregard of the safety of the deceased or of dence tending to show negligence . But they the public . That such is not the law ...
... injury to see the gross as to amount to a wanton or reckless train , and thus avoid being injured , is evi - disregard of the safety of the deceased or of dence tending to show negligence . But they the public . That such is not the law ...
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