The American and English Railroad Cases: A Collection of All Cases, Affecting Railroads of Every Kind, Decided by the Courts of Appellate Jurisdiction in the United States, England, and Canada [1894-1913].E. Thompson Company, 1906 |
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... opinion : " It was not the speed of the car that caused the injury , but the sudden and unexpected act of the plaintiff in running against the car , if such were the fact , that occasioned the accident . There was not opportunity to ...
... opinion : " It was not the speed of the car that caused the injury , but the sudden and unexpected act of the plaintiff in running against the car , if such were the fact , that occasioned the accident . There was not opportunity to ...
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... opinion to the ef- fect that the plaintiff was negligent any more than that he was diligent . The instruction meant that the jury should judge of ( i . e . , concerning ) the conduct , the diligence , the negligence , and acts of both ...
... opinion to the ef- fect that the plaintiff was negligent any more than that he was diligent . The instruction meant that the jury should judge of ( i . e . , concerning ) the conduct , the diligence , the negligence , and acts of both ...
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... opinion that the acts specified would constitute diligence . Same Opinion on Facts . - The court properly instructed the jury not to consider the Carlisle mortality table , which was in evidence , if they should believe from the ...
... opinion that the acts specified would constitute diligence . Same Opinion on Facts . - The court properly instructed the jury not to consider the Carlisle mortality table , which was in evidence , if they should believe from the ...
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... opinion in the last - mentioned case , delivered by Mr. Justice White , it is said : " That it was the duty of the rail- way company to use reasonable care to see that the cars on its road were in good order and fit for the purposes for ...
... opinion in the last - mentioned case , delivered by Mr. Justice White , it is said : " That it was the duty of the rail- way company to use reasonable care to see that the cars on its road were in good order and fit for the purposes for ...
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... opinion that the trial court erred in giving the tweenty - third instruction , because it was inconsistent with the other two correctly given , was not warranted by the evidence , and misstated the law applicable to the case . This ...
... opinion that the trial court erred in giving the tweenty - third instruction , because it was inconsistent with the other two correctly given , was not warranted by the evidence , and misstated the law applicable to the case . This ...
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accident action for injuries admissible affirmed agent alleged appellant appellant's appellee authorities brakeman cattle cause of action charge Chicago Circuit Court common carrier complaint conductor contract contributory negligence corporation counsel crossing damages danger death deceased defendant company defendant's demurrer depot duty employees engine evidence exercise express company facts feet fendant foot-notes appended freight train guilty held Illinois Central Railroad Judge judgment liability Louis Louisville & N. R. motorman N. R. Co Nashville negligence per se Nevada Central Railroad operation opinion ordinance ordinary party passenger personal injuries petition plaintiff in error Pullman Company purpose question rail railroad company Railway Company rate of speed reasonable recover refused reversed road rule running servants sleeping cars Southern statute stop street car Supreme Court sustained testified testimony ticket tion transportation trial court verdict witness
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