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Page 163
... injuries . So it was held in Smith v . Davis , 22 App . D. C. 315 , that one who had piled lumber in a public street without proper consent , so as to constitute a public nuisance , was liable for injury to a nine - year - old trespass ...
... injuries . So it was held in Smith v . Davis , 22 App . D. C. 315 , that one who had piled lumber in a public street without proper consent , so as to constitute a public nuisance , was liable for injury to a nine - year - old trespass ...
Page 164
... injury to the children of Jones because of the way he piles his lumber , by the same token , as to Brown , liability would be fastened on him for the way he piles his stones , his bricks , his corn in pens , his hay- ricks , and his ...
... injury to the children of Jones because of the way he piles his lumber , by the same token , as to Brown , liability would be fastened on him for the way he piles his stones , his bricks , his corn in pens , his hay- ricks , and his ...
Page 165
... injury to the children , it was liable , the decedent being too young to be chargeable with contributory negligence ; the latter proposition , however , does not seem to rest upon the attractive - nuisance doctrine . Mr. Justice Furches ...
... injury to the children , it was liable , the decedent being too young to be chargeable with contributory negligence ; the latter proposition , however , does not seem to rest upon the attractive - nuisance doctrine . Mr. Justice Furches ...
Page 170
... injury the center of the street . " The length of without any allurements being held out to time the pipe remained in position demon- him . A wide distinction exists between the strated it was securely laid , and no careless - two cases ...
... injury the center of the street . " The length of without any allurements being held out to time the pipe remained in position demon- him . A wide distinction exists between the strated it was securely laid , and no careless - two cases ...
Page 244
... injury , both of which are in their nature proximate , the one being a defect in the highway , for which the city is liable , and the other the swerv- ing or running away of a horse , for which neither party is responsible , then the ...
... injury , both of which are in their nature proximate , the one being a defect in the highway , for which the city is liable , and the other the swerv- ing or running away of a horse , for which neither party is responsible , then the ...
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