The New York Supplement, Volume 106West Publishing Company, 1908 |
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... jury have found that he did so within a reasonable time , and this finding of fact , considering the difficulty in ascertaining wherein the contract was improperly perform- ed , we cannot say is against the weight of evidence . In ...
... jury have found that he did so within a reasonable time , and this finding of fact , considering the difficulty in ascertaining wherein the contract was improperly perform- ed , we cannot say is against the weight of evidence . In ...
Page 11
... jury might lawfully find that the plaintiff has duly rejected the attempted performance of the contract within a reasonable time , and is entitled to his damages for its nonperformance . In the opinion of the learned trial judge upon ...
... jury might lawfully find that the plaintiff has duly rejected the attempted performance of the contract within a reasonable time , and is entitled to his damages for its nonperformance . In the opinion of the learned trial judge upon ...
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... jury that , if they found that the slippery substance upon the platform was the sole producing cause of the in- jury , the plaintiff could not recover ; but if they found that the car started before the plaintiff could get his feet off ...
... jury that , if they found that the slippery substance upon the platform was the sole producing cause of the in- jury , the plaintiff could not recover ; but if they found that the car started before the plaintiff could get his feet off ...
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... JURY . In an action for the death of plaintiff's intestate , caused by striking his head on the top of the archway entrance to an elevator as the elevator went up , held , that under the evidence it was a question for the jury whether ...
... JURY . In an action for the death of plaintiff's intestate , caused by striking his head on the top of the archway entrance to an elevator as the elevator went up , held , that under the evidence it was a question for the jury whether ...
Page 204
... jury that it was the duty of the master to give the em- ployé a safe place to work in . We cannot say that the effect of such a charge was not to instruct the jury that the master was held to a higher rule of liability than that imposed ...
... jury that it was the duty of the master to give the em- ployé a safe place to work in . We cannot say that the effect of such a charge was not to instruct the jury that the master was held to a higher rule of liability than that imposed ...
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