Atlantic Reporter, Том 47West Publishing Company, 1901 |
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... faced a street called " South Main Street , " at that point known as the " Bowery , " which was part of the main turnpike road between . As- bury Park and Belmar . Its course was west of south , and about parallel with the tracks of THE ...
... faced a street called " South Main Street , " at that point known as the " Bowery , " which was part of the main turnpike road between . As- bury Park and Belmar . Its course was west of south , and about parallel with the tracks of THE ...
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of south , and about parallel with the tracks of the railroad . Of this real estate Andrew at the time in question was the owner of a valuable portion , subject to incumbrances . He also lived with his wife in a house which he owned in ...
of south , and about parallel with the tracks of the railroad . Of this real estate Andrew at the time in question was the owner of a valuable portion , subject to incumbrances . He also lived with his wife in a house which he owned in ...
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... tracks towards the south , but did not observe that any one of them was mov- ing . In fact , one was the headlight of an en- gine which was approaching the crossing , and which ran the plaintiff down as he drove upon the tracks . No ...
... tracks towards the south , but did not observe that any one of them was mov- ing . In fact , one was the headlight of an en- gine which was approaching the crossing , and which ran the plaintiff down as he drove upon the tracks . No ...
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... track which was behind it . So plain- ly was this made to appear by the proof that the trial judge , in his instructions to the jury , stated that , " if this accident had occurred in the daytime , the lay of the land at this point is ...
... track which was behind it . So plain- ly was this made to appear by the proof that the trial judge , in his instructions to the jury , stated that , " if this accident had occurred in the daytime , the lay of the land at this point is ...
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... track , behind which the child was playing , without sounding the bell , a rul- ing by the trial court that , whenever a car is rapidly approaching a point where it is appar- ent that the danger of injury to the public will be ...
... track , behind which the child was playing , without sounding the bell , a rul- ing by the trial court that , whenever a car is rapidly approaching a point where it is appar- ent that the danger of injury to the public will be ...
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