California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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... liability . Thus , it has been held that the hospital is liable for providing defective equipment or improperly identified medications . 1o In defec- tive equipment cases , attempts have been made to apply the strict liability rule to ...
... liability . Thus , it has been held that the hospital is liable for providing defective equipment or improperly identified medications . 1o In defec- tive equipment cases , attempts have been made to apply the strict liability rule to ...
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... usual contentions of tavern owners mean ultrahazardous must be applied . If one accepts the common contention of tavern keepers in these cases , that it is impossible for tavern personnel CTLJ , Spring , 1975 33 Strict Liability.
... usual contentions of tavern owners mean ultrahazardous must be applied . If one accepts the common contention of tavern keepers in these cases , that it is impossible for tavern personnel CTLJ , Spring , 1975 33 Strict Liability.
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... strict liability count in a suit against a tavern serves such clear warning upon defense counsel that a greater proportion of those suits should settle than similar suits against taverns which only CTLJ , Spring , 1975 41 Strict Liability.
... strict liability count in a suit against a tavern serves such clear warning upon defense counsel that a greater proportion of those suits should settle than similar suits against taverns which only CTLJ , Spring , 1975 41 Strict Liability.
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