Wisconsin Reports, Том 147Wisconsin. Supreme Court, Frederic King Conover, Frederick William Arthur, Frederick C. Seibold, Arnold LeBell Callaghan and Company, 1912 Cases determined in the Supreme Court of Wisconsin. |
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... held that the evi- dence shows that the defendant furnished suitable material for building the scaffolding . The evidence is to the effect that the lumber of which the scaffolding was being built was old lumber that had been used for ...
... held that the evi- dence shows that the defendant furnished suitable material for building the scaffolding . The evidence is to the effect that the lumber of which the scaffolding was being built was old lumber that had been used for ...
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... held to sustain a find- ing by the jury to the effect that defendant was chargeable with notice of the condition of the wires . 6. It was proper to charge the jury in such case that danger in the use of electricity is imminent and ...
... held to sustain a find- ing by the jury to the effect that defendant was chargeable with notice of the condition of the wires . 6. It was proper to charge the jury in such case that danger in the use of electricity is imminent and ...
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... held repeatedly , that , ordinarily , some evi- dence is required to warrant any recovery , in a case of this kind , except for the balance of the period of minority . Pot- ter v . C. & N. W. R. Co. 21 Wis . 372 ; Ewen v . C. & N. W. R. ...
... held repeatedly , that , ordinarily , some evi- dence is required to warrant any recovery , in a case of this kind , except for the balance of the period of minority . Pot- ter v . C. & N. W. R. Co. 21 Wis . 372 ; Ewen v . C. & N. W. R. ...
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... held to warrant a verdict to the effect that defendant was negligent in furnishing , as part of the hoisting apparatus , a hook with a locking device , which , even though a perfect appliance in itself , was not reasonably safe when ...
... held to warrant a verdict to the effect that defendant was negligent in furnishing , as part of the hoisting apparatus , a hook with a locking device , which , even though a perfect appliance in itself , was not reasonably safe when ...
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... held not prejudicially erroneous where the employment was simple and plaintiff probably knew or did not know of such incompetency , depending largely upon his opportunity or need for observation , and the jury were required to take this ...
... held not prejudicially erroneous where the employment was simple and plaintiff probably knew or did not know of such incompetency , depending largely upon his opportunity or need for observation , and the jury were required to take this ...
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