Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, 177±Ç |
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... defendant refused to issue the stock . The defendant demurred to the petition , upon the ground that it showed that plaintiff was liable for license taxes both to the state and to the city of Louisville under section 4224 , Kentucky ...
... defendant refused to issue the stock . The defendant demurred to the petition , upon the ground that it showed that plaintiff was liable for license taxes both to the state and to the city of Louisville under section 4224 , Kentucky ...
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... defendant from liability . Defendant's orig- inal wrong , concurring with some other cause both as to time and place to produce the injury , makes defendant liable , even though the other cause is one for which he was not responsible ...
... defendant from liability . Defendant's orig- inal wrong , concurring with some other cause both as to time and place to produce the injury , makes defendant liable , even though the other cause is one for which he was not responsible ...
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... defendant's negligence is assumed , ( b ) that there was no proof of negligence in its presence at the place of the accident , and defendant assumed the risk , ( c ) that the place of the accident was not a place where , in the ...
... defendant's negligence is assumed , ( b ) that there was no proof of negligence in its presence at the place of the accident , and defendant assumed the risk , ( c ) that the place of the accident was not a place where , in the ...
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... defendant concurs with the other cause of the injury , in point of time and place , or otherwise so directly con- tributes to the plaintiff's damage that it is reasonably certain that the other cause alone would not have sufficed to ...
... defendant concurs with the other cause of the injury , in point of time and place , or otherwise so directly con- tributes to the plaintiff's damage that it is reasonably certain that the other cause alone would not have sufficed to ...
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... defendant owed him the duty of maintaining it in a reasonably safe condition , since the court should submit to the jury only such issues of fact about which there is a contrariety of evidence . Hobson on Instructions , sec . 29 , note ...
... defendant owed him the duty of maintaining it in a reasonably safe condition , since the court should submit to the jury only such issues of fact about which there is a contrariety of evidence . Hobson on Instructions , sec . 29 , note ...
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