Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volume 44Robert Clark, 1887 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 87
... premises , which , burning his own property , spreads thence to the immedi- ately adjacent premises and destroys the property of an- other , is liable to the latter for the damages sustained by him . " And on the facts there , also held ...
... premises , which , burning his own property , spreads thence to the immedi- ately adjacent premises and destroys the property of an- other , is liable to the latter for the damages sustained by him . " And on the facts there , also held ...
Page 89
... premises , or the premises of a third person , which spreads from thence to the plaintiff's property , and causes an injury , the injury is not , as a legal proposition , too far removed from his negli- gent act to involve him in legal ...
... premises , or the premises of a third person , which spreads from thence to the plaintiff's property , and causes an injury , the injury is not , as a legal proposition , too far removed from his negli- gent act to involve him in legal ...
Page 120
... premises as the testimony in the case may warrant ; and that , if said police commissioners be found guilty of the charges herein , they may be removed from their said office . " These charges were signed by an ad interim committee of ...
... premises as the testimony in the case may warrant ; and that , if said police commissioners be found guilty of the charges herein , they may be removed from their said office . " These charges were signed by an ad interim committee of ...
Page 138
... premises , and that defendant be compelled to answer by what warrant he claims to hold and exercise the office , and that he may be ousted from the same . To this petition Hudson demurs , on the ground that the petition does not state ...
... premises , and that defendant be compelled to answer by what warrant he claims to hold and exercise the office , and that he may be ousted from the same . To this petition Hudson demurs , on the ground that the petition does not state ...
Page 213
... premises to F. D. Lincoln , then amounting to $ 12,530 and of an indebtedness of $ 320 , due Campbell's firm for fees ; and the allowance of an indebtedness to Campbell of $ 2,100 , for money be fore loaned , and cash $ 3,050 . It also ...
... premises to F. D. Lincoln , then amounting to $ 12,530 and of an indebtedness of $ 320 , due Campbell's firm for fees ; and the allowance of an indebtedness to Campbell of $ 2,100 , for money be fore loaned , and cash $ 3,050 . It also ...
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