Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 144 |
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... recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been caused by a firm consisting of Gould & Eberhardt . A Dr. Dawbarn had attended the respondent's client professionally for the injuries APP . DIV.- VOL . CXLIV . 1 First ...
... recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been caused by a firm consisting of Gould & Eberhardt . A Dr. Dawbarn had attended the respondent's client professionally for the injuries APP . DIV.- VOL . CXLIV . 1 First ...
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... recover upon the testimony of such witness and heard the witness testify on cross - examination in answer to a question as to what the doctor's interest in the case was that he had had no interest in the case ; that he presumed he would ...
... recover upon the testimony of such witness and heard the witness testify on cross - examination in answer to a question as to what the doctor's interest in the case was that he had had no interest in the case ; that he presumed he would ...
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... recover and the respondent alleges that the testimony of the doctor as to the facts disclosed upon the operation that the doctor had performed upon the plaintiff in that action was essential to a recovery . That being the situation , he ...
... recover and the respondent alleges that the testimony of the doctor as to the facts disclosed upon the operation that the doctor had performed upon the plaintiff in that action was essential to a recovery . That being the situation , he ...
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... recover for which the action is brought . The plaintiff testified that he had been working at the construction of buildings of this character for about eighteen years , was familiar with the kind of bolts used by the structural ...
... recover for which the action is brought . The plaintiff testified that he had been working at the construction of buildings of this character for about eighteen years , was familiar with the kind of bolts used by the structural ...
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... recover from the plaintiff the costs of the action , with an extra allowance of $ 750 in favor of his coexecutors and trustees and an extra allowance of $ 250 to the guardians ad litem . Judgment was entered in accordance with this ...
... recover from the plaintiff the costs of the action , with an extra allowance of $ 750 in favor of his coexecutors and trustees and an extra allowance of $ 250 to the guardians ad litem . Judgment was entered in accordance with this ...
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Page 642 - Act to recover damages for personal injuries to an employee, or where such injuries have resulted in his death, the fact that the employee may have been guilty of contributory negligence shall not bar a recovery, but the damages shall be diminished by the jury in proportion to the amount of negligence attributable to such employee...