The Pacific Reporter, Volume 105West Publishing Company, 1910 - Law reports, digests, etc "Comprising all the decisions of the Supreme Courts of California, Kansas, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma, District Courts of Appeal and Appellate Department of the Superior Court of California and Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma." (varies) |
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... rule as to how closely the witness must have cerned peculiarities which might escape the observed the person whose sanity is the sub- notice of others . " Zirkle v . Leonard , 61 Kan . ject of inquiry in order to be qualified as a 636 ...
... rule as to how closely the witness must have cerned peculiarities which might escape the observed the person whose sanity is the sub- notice of others . " Zirkle v . Leonard , 61 Kan . ject of inquiry in order to be qualified as a 636 ...
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... rule , so called , has been adopted . This rule may be briefly stated thus : " Where the negligent act of one servant causing injury to another is the direct result of the exercise of the authority conferred upon him by the master over ...
... rule , so called , has been adopted . This rule may be briefly stated thus : " Where the negligent act of one servant causing injury to another is the direct result of the exercise of the authority conferred upon him by the master over ...
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... rule rests on the principle that a firm has no legal exist- ence apart from its members . It is a mere ideal entity . ” In support of this statement nine cases are cited . One of them ( Propri- etors of Mexican Mill v . Yellow Jacket ...
... rule rests on the principle that a firm has no legal exist- ence apart from its members . It is a mere ideal entity . ” In support of this statement nine cases are cited . One of them ( Propri- etors of Mexican Mill v . Yellow Jacket ...
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... rule has no appli- cation to willful and wanton wrongs and those committed with the intention of causing mental distress and injured feelings . The Supreme Court of Massachusetts , after hold- ing that there could be no recovery against ...
... rule has no appli- cation to willful and wanton wrongs and those committed with the intention of causing mental distress and injured feelings . The Supreme Court of Massachusetts , after hold- ing that there could be no recovery against ...
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... rule contended for may obtain in a certain class of cases in those states where the act of acknowledgment is regard- ed as judicial , but manifestly such a rule has no place in Kansas . In this state the person taking the acknowledgment ...
... rule contended for may obtain in a certain class of cases in those states where the act of acknowledgment is regard- ed as judicial , but manifestly such a rule has no place in Kansas . In this state the person taking the acknowledgment ...
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