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Page 20
... however , the act of which the injury was the natural sequence was a legal ( 1 )
That appellee , Duffy , prior to October 4 , injury , by which is meant an injury
giving 1883 , was the owner of the premises in concause of action by reason of
its ...
... however , the act of which the injury was the natural sequence was a legal ( 1 )
That appellee , Duffy , prior to October 4 , injury , by which is meant an injury
giving 1883 , was the owner of the premises in concause of action by reason of
its ...
Page 39
A ing there was no joint injury shown , no co trial before a jury resulted in a
verdict and operation , etc . , as to the injury and supposed judgment in favor of
the last two named deacts of negligence , to make defendants joint fendants on
their ...
A ing there was no joint injury shown , no co trial before a jury resulted in a
verdict and operation , etc . , as to the injury and supposed judgment in favor of
the last two named deacts of negligence , to make defendants joint fendants on
their ...
Page 40
ligence on his part , was dragged from the car , , negligence , and the court did
not err in its and permanently and seriously injured . He charge upon this subject
. Kailway v . Dorhad no knowledge or notice of the condition sey , 66 Tex .
ligence on his part , was dragged from the car , , negligence , and the court did
not err in its and permanently and seriously injured . He charge upon this subject
. Kailway v . Dorhad no knowledge or notice of the condition sey , 66 Tex .
Page 61
Action by L . Echols against the Texas & tection of the men unloading the cars
against New Orleans Railway Company for personal liability to injury from the
falling of the remnant tiers of the stacks , and by which they injuries . A judgment
for ...
Action by L . Echols against the Texas & tection of the men unloading the cars
against New Orleans Railway Company for personal liability to injury from the
falling of the remnant tiers of the stacks , and by which they injuries . A judgment
for ...
Page 68
But as erence to pecuniary injuries resulting from no demurrer was interposed ,
and since the such death , to the wife and ... which might | counsel , and the
verdict of the jury and judgbe brought by the injured person , did not , ment of the
court ...
But as erence to pecuniary injuries resulting from no demurrer was interposed ,
and since the such death , to the wife and ... which might | counsel , and the
verdict of the jury and judgbe brought by the injured person , did not , ment of the
court ...
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| Title | The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 27 National reporter system: State series |
| Contributor | West Publishing Company |
| Publisher | West Publishing Company, 1894 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 8 Aug 2007 |
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