Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 4-7
... Negligence . In some cases there has been an attempt by statute to discriminate as to the " comparative negligence " of two parties . If the party injured contributed in any material degree to the result , the Common Law excused the ...
... Negligence . In some cases there has been an attempt by statute to discriminate as to the " comparative negligence " of two parties . If the party injured contributed in any material degree to the result , the Common Law excused the ...
Page 4-8
... negligence . In general , in lawsuits when there is no inharmo- nious testimony , when the facts are not in dispute , the judge decides what law applies to these established facts . In a case of negligence , however , the jury decides ...
... negligence . In general , in lawsuits when there is no inharmo- nious testimony , when the facts are not in dispute , the judge decides what law applies to these established facts . In a case of negligence , however , the jury decides ...
Page 8-11
... negligence on their part . The employee was as well qualified as his employer to judge of the skill and competence ... Negligence . The doctrine of contributory negligence , which affected third persons as well as employees , also ...
... negligence on their part . The employee was as well qualified as his employer to judge of the skill and competence ... Negligence . The doctrine of contributory negligence , which affected third persons as well as employees , also ...
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