California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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... matter asserted . If the evidence is offered for any other purpose , it will be admissible . To illustrate this distinction , assume that a customer slips and falls on some spilled ketchup on a supermarket floor . In an action of ...
... matter asserted . If the evidence is offered for any other purpose , it will be admissible . To illustrate this distinction , assume that a customer slips and falls on some spilled ketchup on a supermarket floor . In an action of ...
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... matter of common usage . Luthringer v . Moore , supra , 31 Cal.2d at 498 . " An activity is a matter of common usage if it is customar- ily carried on by the great mass of mankind or by many people in the community . . . Certain ...
... matter of common usage . Luthringer v . Moore , supra , 31 Cal.2d at 498 . " An activity is a matter of common usage if it is customar- ily carried on by the great mass of mankind or by many people in the community . . . Certain ...
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... matters which should have been handled by the claims person- nel if they ever had time to get around to them . The attitude of the State Committee on permanent disability is quite another matter . Apparently the concept of a wage loss ...
... matters which should have been handled by the claims person- nel if they ever had time to get around to them . The attitude of the State Committee on permanent disability is quite another matter . Apparently the concept of a wage loss ...
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Incoming Presidents Message | 13 |
CTLA Convention Luncheon Address | 29 |
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