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... held liable for failure to see and follow what might appear on reflec- tion to have been the wiser course . Heston- ville , etc. , R. Co. v . Kelley , 102 Pa . 115 ; Phil- lips v . People's Pass . Ry . Co. , 190 Pa . 222 , 42 Atl . 686 ...
... held liable for failure to see and follow what might appear on reflec- tion to have been the wiser course . Heston- ville , etc. , R. Co. v . Kelley , 102 Pa . 115 ; Phil- lips v . People's Pass . Ry . Co. , 190 Pa . 222 , 42 Atl . 686 ...
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... held that the testimony was properly rejected , and observed : " This testimony was incompetent both on princi- ple and authority . It was of no consequence what , in the opinion of these physicians in certain cases , and under a ...
... held that the testimony was properly rejected , and observed : " This testimony was incompetent both on princi- ple and authority . It was of no consequence what , in the opinion of these physicians in certain cases , and under a ...
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... held error to refuse to instruct the jury that , " the applicant and beneficiary in their application having stated and warranted that the insured ' never was sick , ' and had no previous ' spitting of blood , ' and had con- sulted no ...
... held error to refuse to instruct the jury that , " the applicant and beneficiary in their application having stated and warranted that the insured ' never was sick , ' and had no previous ' spitting of blood , ' and had con- sulted no ...
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... held it to be error to submit the case to the jury where the uncontroverted evidence shows that the insured made false answers to ques- tions as to when insured was last attended by a physician and for what cause , how long since he had ...
... held it to be error to submit the case to the jury where the uncontroverted evidence shows that the insured made false answers to ques- tions as to when insured was last attended by a physician and for what cause , how long since he had ...
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... held by the commissioners . The bonds canceled amount to $ 68,064.42 . The resolution was passed November 18 , 1902 . Prior to that date all of the bonds , except one for $ 2,500 , had been held by the com- missioners for certain ...
... held by the commissioners . The bonds canceled amount to $ 68,064.42 . The resolution was passed November 18 , 1902 . Prior to that date all of the bonds , except one for $ 2,500 , had been held by the com- missioners for certain ...
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