Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 73 |
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... liable where sheathing material was provided for the foreman — the rule that the master must provide a safe place does not apply to one who digs the ditch and remains to help the masons— - it would apply in favor of the masons . In an ...
... liable where sheathing material was provided for the foreman — the rule that the master must provide a safe place does not apply to one who digs the ditch and remains to help the masons— - it would apply in favor of the masons . In an ...
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... liable to any of the excavating gang for injuries resulting from the fact that it was not a safe place in which to work ; That , as the intestate had been a member of the excavating gang , the defendant was not liable for the injuries ...
... liable to any of the excavating gang for injuries resulting from the fact that it was not a safe place in which to work ; That , as the intestate had been a member of the excavating gang , the defendant was not liable for the injuries ...
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... liable , for the reason that the deceased together with his co - employees created the dan- gerous situation , if it existed , which caused the accident , by not shoring up or sheathing the sides of the excavation as the work progressed ...
... liable , for the reason that the deceased together with his co - employees created the dan- gerous situation , if it existed , which caused the accident , by not shoring up or sheathing the sides of the excavation as the work progressed ...
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... liable . If the deceased had commenced work in the trench as a mason's helper , and had not with his associates constructed it , the law of safe place would apply , and if the accident had resulted because of the negligent construction ...
... liable . If the deceased had commenced work in the trench as a mason's helper , and had not with his associates constructed it , the law of safe place would apply , and if the accident had resulted because of the negligent construction ...
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... liable , although the vendee gives her bond to the holder of the mortgage for the payment thereof — property conveyed by the vendee to the holder of a deficiency judgment need not be applied to its payment before the filing of a ...
... liable , although the vendee gives her bond to the holder of the mortgage for the payment thereof — property conveyed by the vendee to the holder of a deficiency judgment need not be applied to its payment before the filing of a ...
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