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If it would not be asking too much - it may be that some of our brethren here do not know - I would like to hear some statement of how far the proposed amendment would carry into effect the purpose that was in the mind of Judge Prentis ...
If it would not be asking too much - it may be that some of our brethren here do not know - I would like to hear some statement of how far the proposed amendment would carry into effect the purpose that was in the mind of Judge Prentis ...
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It is believed that the effect of these provisions is simply to declare that failure on the part of the driver to comply with the act shall not constitute contributory negligence per se , but that such failure would be competent ...
It is believed that the effect of these provisions is simply to declare that failure on the part of the driver to comply with the act shall not constitute contributory negligence per se , but that such failure would be competent ...
Page 358
A similar situation arose this year in connection with the new automobile law and the question of the effect of the omission of an enacting clause from that law has been of wide interest throughout the State . The attorney general has ...
A similar situation arose this year in connection with the new automobile law and the question of the effect of the omission of an enacting clause from that law has been of wide interest throughout the State . The attorney general has ...
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| Title | Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 38 |
| Author | Virginia State Bar Association |
| Publisher | Virginia State Bar Association, 1926 |
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