Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volume 45Robert Clark, 1888 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... taken , and that he knew of no departure from this rule , though he could not distinctly remember the circumstances of the present case . The offer was refused by the court , on the objection of the plaintiff ; though this state- ment ...
... taken , and that he knew of no departure from this rule , though he could not distinctly remember the circumstances of the present case . The offer was refused by the court , on the objection of the plaintiff ; though this state- ment ...
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... taken the acknowledgment , and testifies that he , in no instance took the acknowledgment of an instrument in the absence of the party acknowledging it . It would probably have been more remarkable , if he had been able to recall all ...
... taken the acknowledgment , and testifies that he , in no instance took the acknowledgment of an instrument in the absence of the party acknowledging it . It would probably have been more remarkable , if he had been able to recall all ...
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... taken . In this case a shed , in which a dangerous explosive was stored , was left only partly inclosed , and its structure and location . were such as naturally to invite the entrance of children , Harriman v . Railway Company . either ...
... taken . In this case a shed , in which a dangerous explosive was stored , was left only partly inclosed , and its structure and location . were such as naturally to invite the entrance of children , Harriman v . Railway Company . either ...
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... taken upon itself the risk of errors of judgment on the part of the servants , and of mistakes , in the exercise of the discretion confided to them ; and to be liable for their misjudgment and abuse of discretion in the use of them ...
... taken upon itself the risk of errors of judgment on the part of the servants , and of mistakes , in the exercise of the discretion confided to them ; and to be liable for their misjudgment and abuse of discretion in the use of them ...
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... taken . The court held that " checks on a bank marked ' good ' are to be regarded as evidences of deposit to the credit of the holder , and laches in making a demand for payment is no more imputable to him than to any other depositor ...
... taken . The court held that " checks on a bank marked ' good ' are to be regarded as evidences of deposit to the credit of the holder , and laches in making a demand for payment is no more imputable to him than to any other depositor ...
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