American Law and Procedure, Volume 2La Salle Extension University, 1913 |
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... railroad train and could easily rescue him , he would not be liable to B in tort if he failed to do so , though such an omission might be morally reprehensible . A tort action will , however , lie for a mere omission against one who has ...
... railroad train and could easily rescue him , he would not be liable to B in tort if he failed to do so , though such an omission might be morally reprehensible . A tort action will , however , lie for a mere omission against one who has ...
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... railroad crossing the plaintiffs while driving across were placed in imminent danger of being killed and the female plaintiff suffered a severe nervous shock and subsequent illness . The plaintiff was held to be without a remedy ...
... railroad crossing the plaintiffs while driving across were placed in imminent danger of being killed and the female plaintiff suffered a severe nervous shock and subsequent illness . The plaintiff was held to be without a remedy ...
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... rail- road mortgage , had represented that the bond was of the very best and safest , an A No. 1 bond , and that the mort- gage was good security for it . The court held that the representations were not actionable , saying : " It is ...
... rail- road mortgage , had represented that the bond was of the very best and safest , an A No. 1 bond , and that the mort- gage was good security for it . The court held that the representations were not actionable , saying : " It is ...
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... railroad was good security for the bonds , we are constrained to hold that he is not liable under the circumstances of this case , even if he made the statement in bad faith . The rule of law is hardly to be regretted , when it is ...
... railroad was good security for the bonds , we are constrained to hold that he is not liable under the circumstances of this case , even if he made the statement in bad faith . The rule of law is hardly to be regretted , when it is ...
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... Railroad Company ( 3 ) the defendant's railway passed through the plaintiff's land at the base of a high hill , along a creek ; during a rainstorm there was a slide of earth and rock from the hillside down to and upon the railroad track ...
... Railroad Company ( 3 ) the defendant's railway passed through the plaintiff's land at the base of a high hill , along a creek ; during a rainstorm there was a slide of earth and rock from the hillside down to and upon the railroad track ...
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