The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 165West Publishing Company, 1914 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... evidence that it was the 882. * 1 work . It might have been caused by water hammer. 4. APPEAL AND ERROR ( § 882 * ) - INVITED ER- BOR - INSTRUCTIONS . In an action for the death of a servant , killed by an explosion of steam pipes ...
... evidence that it was the 882. * 1 work . It might have been caused by water hammer. 4. APPEAL AND ERROR ( § 882 * ) - INVITED ER- BOR - INSTRUCTIONS . In an action for the death of a servant , killed by an explosion of steam pipes ...
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... evidence justifies their finding in this regard . The evidence is sufficient to sustain the finding of the jury that the explosion was caused by the negligence of plaintiff in er- ror , and that such negligence was the proxi- mate cause ...
... evidence justifies their finding in this regard . The evidence is sufficient to sustain the finding of the jury that the explosion was caused by the negligence of plaintiff in er- ror , and that such negligence was the proxi- mate cause ...
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... evidence . It does not indicate the opinion of the court as to whether or not the " T " was defective , nor It is the duty of an employer , not only to whether such defect , if any , could have been use ordinary care to furnish a ...
... evidence . It does not indicate the opinion of the court as to whether or not the " T " was defective , nor It is the duty of an employer , not only to whether such defect , if any , could have been use ordinary care to furnish a ...
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... evidence justifies their finding in this regard . The evidence is sufficient to sustain the finding of the jury that the explosion was caused by the negligence of plaintiff in er- ror , and that such negligence was the proxi- mate cause ...
... evidence justifies their finding in this regard . The evidence is sufficient to sustain the finding of the jury that the explosion was caused by the negligence of plaintiff in er- ror , and that such negligence was the proxi- mate cause ...
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... evidence showed that such ordinary care required inspection ; the jury might well have found from the evidence that such in- spection , to meet the demands of ordinary care , required the use of the hammer test or the water test , or ...
... evidence showed that such ordinary care required inspection ; the jury might well have found from the evidence that such in- spection , to meet the demands of ordinary care , required the use of the hammer test or the water test , or ...
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