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... unsafe the supervisor shall be liable for all incumbent on the plaintiff was to
show that this damages after a reasonable time , and if there is in road existed
and was traveled as a public highway the district any bridge erected or
maintained by ...
... unsafe the supervisor shall be liable for all incumbent on the plaintiff was to
show that this damages after a reasonable time , and if there is in road existed
and was traveled as a public highway the district any bridge erected or
maintained by ...
Página 45
The bers were badly decayed , and ordinary inspection simple fact of the
existence of a hole in the bridge would have ... breakage in an iron rod , wbich
bad probably ers of such counties at the joint and equal charge l existed for a
long time .
The bers were badly decayed , and ordinary inspection simple fact of the
existence of a hole in the bridge would have ... breakage in an iron rod , wbich
bad probably ers of such counties at the joint and equal charge l existed for a
long time .
Página 50
A bridge had long existed over 52 ; Barber v . New Scotland , 88 Hun , 522 ; Mar.
| Newtown creek , which was the boundary line tin v . Brooklyn , 1 Hill , 545 ;
Waldron v . Hav between the counties of Kings and Queens ; erhill , 143 Mass .
A bridge had long existed over 52 ; Barber v . New Scotland , 88 Hun , 522 ; Mar.
| Newtown creek , which was the boundary line tin v . Brooklyn , 1 Hill , 545 ;
Waldron v . Hav between the counties of Kings and Queens ; erhill , 143 Mass .
Página 56
The duty 162 , footnote : “ The surrender by the govern- which always existed for
public purposes and ment to the municipality of a portion of its sov . for the public
benefit is continued . The work ereign power , if accepted by the latter , may of ...
The duty 162 , footnote : “ The surrender by the govern- which always existed for
public purposes and ment to the municipality of a portion of its sov . for the public
benefit is continued . The work ereign power , if accepted by the latter , may of ...
Página 91
Ind . 5 . still bound to take such precautions as should Plaintiff was not bound to
look out for an obprevent injury to the traveler using ordinary struction that she
did not know existed , and could not reasonably anticipate . 2 Shearm . & Redf .
Ind . 5 . still bound to take such precautions as should Plaintiff was not bound to
look out for an obprevent injury to the traveler using ordinary struction that she
did not know existed , and could not reasonably anticipate . 2 Shearm . & Redf .
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