The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 165West Publishing Company, 1914 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page xvii
... INJURY TO PASSENGER ACT OF FELLOW PASSENGER - NEGLIGENCE OF CARRIER . Where a passenger was injured by a stray bullet fired by another passenger in self - defense at a drunken passenger , concerning whom the passenger who fired the shot ...
... INJURY TO PASSENGER ACT OF FELLOW PASSENGER - NEGLIGENCE OF CARRIER . Where a passenger was injured by a stray bullet fired by another passenger in self - defense at a drunken passenger , concerning whom the passenger who fired the shot ...
Page xviii
... injury to a passenger . It man was standing who had sought to have was not necessary that appellant should or him removed from the car had the appear- could have foreseen the occurrence as it real - ance of an invitation to a conflict ...
... injury to a passenger . It man was standing who had sought to have was not necessary that appellant should or him removed from the car had the appear- could have foreseen the occurrence as it real - ance of an invitation to a conflict ...
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... injury shall be referred to the [ for injury accidentally inflicted by a pas- wrongful passing by those which were inno- senger while defending himself against an as- cent . But , if the original wrong only becomes sault by the drunken ...
... injury shall be referred to the [ for injury accidentally inflicted by a pas- wrongful passing by those which were inno- senger while defending himself against an as- cent . But , if the original wrong only becomes sault by the drunken ...
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... INJURY - DEFENSE . Where the operator of an automobile , at the time he negligently frightened a team of mules , causing them to run against a tree , whereby one was killed and the other injured , must have known that some injury would ...
... INJURY - DEFENSE . Where the operator of an automobile , at the time he negligently frightened a team of mules , causing them to run against a tree , whereby one was killed and the other injured , must have known that some injury would ...
Page 65
... injury is well taken . It cannot be said that no in- jury could be anticipated from the mules running away . They were yoked together by double harness , with some timber not far distant , and it was probable some injury would result to ...
... injury is well taken . It cannot be said that no in- jury could be anticipated from the mules running away . They were yoked together by double harness , with some timber not far distant , and it was probable some injury would result to ...
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