The Pacific Reporter, Volume 150West Publishing Company, 1915 - 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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Page 281
... damages, but it is not assigned as error; neither is the question presented by the bill of exceptions. Hence we cannot attend to the discussion of that point. So far as the record shows, the case was properly submitted to the jury for ...
... damages, but it is not assigned as error; neither is the question presented by the bill of exceptions. Hence we cannot attend to the discussion of that point. So far as the record shows, the case was properly submitted to the jury for ...
Page 539
... damages incurred by reason of breaches of a contract. The court held that, as the plaintiff's claim was really founded on contract, the defendant could, notwithstanding that the form of the action was replevin, avail himself, by way of ...
... damages incurred by reason of breaches of a contract. The court held that, as the plaintiff's claim was really founded on contract, the defendant could, notwithstanding that the form of the action was replevin, avail himself, by way of ...
Page 1229
... damages was largely in the sound judgment of the jury, subject to approval of the trial judge, since it was impossible to furnish direct evidence of the specific loss.— Henrietta Coal & Mining Co. v. O'Hura, 150 P. 1114. (C) Breach of ...
... damages was largely in the sound judgment of the jury, subject to approval of the trial judge, since it was impossible to furnish direct evidence of the specific loss.— Henrietta Coal & Mining Co. v. O'Hura, 150 P. 1114. (C) Breach of ...
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