Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 5Virginia State Bar Association, 1892 - Bar associations |
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Page 92
... guilty in tres- pass or case , " which may be given in evidence without the slight- est disclosure of them in the pleas of the general issue . So far is this from being special pleading , it realizes the case of him " who darkeneth ...
... guilty in tres- pass or case , " which may be given in evidence without the slight- est disclosure of them in the pleas of the general issue . So far is this from being special pleading , it realizes the case of him " who darkeneth ...
Page 135
... guilty of contribu- tory negligence , and it does not seem reasonable to excuse his own negligence because the negligence of a fellow - servant contributed to his injury . While the doctrine " Respondeat superior , " is thoroughly ...
... guilty of contribu- tory negligence , and it does not seem reasonable to excuse his own negligence because the negligence of a fellow - servant contributed to his injury . While the doctrine " Respondeat superior , " is thoroughly ...
Page 139
... guilty of contributory negligence , and cannot recover from the master for his hurt . In the history of the progress of the Fellow - Servant Doctrine , it is a fact that the doctrine of the three cases named has been recognized and ...
... guilty of contributory negligence , and cannot recover from the master for his hurt . In the history of the progress of the Fellow - Servant Doctrine , it is a fact that the doctrine of the three cases named has been recognized and ...
Page 145
... guilty of contributory negligence , if injured by the carelessness of such servant , and , therefore , could not recover from the master ; and the fact that two servants work together in the same shop would probably create a presumption ...
... guilty of contributory negligence , if injured by the carelessness of such servant , and , therefore , could not recover from the master ; and the fact that two servants work together in the same shop would probably create a presumption ...
Page 148
... guilty of contributory negligence if he remains in the service and is injured ; and to hold that the right to recover in such cases depends upon the rank of the offending servant , rather than the character of his service , is simply to ...
... guilty of contributory negligence if he remains in the service and is injured ; and to hold that the right to recover in such cases depends upon the rank of the offending servant , rather than the character of his service , is simply to ...
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