Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 1-4
... rule even now holds good , although the conditions are so changed that the necessity hardly exists . As a result , and as a cure , Statute Law has in most States repealed the older Common Law , so that the innkeeper is now responsible ...
... rule even now holds good , although the conditions are so changed that the necessity hardly exists . As a result , and as a cure , Statute Law has in most States repealed the older Common Law , so that the innkeeper is now responsible ...
Page 2-6
... Rule . Whether the evidence be direct or indirect , it must be the best evidence . The " best evidence " rule is probably the widest known of the rules of evidence and is well accepted , although not literally followed in all cases ...
... Rule . Whether the evidence be direct or indirect , it must be the best evidence . The " best evidence " rule is probably the widest known of the rules of evidence and is well accepted , although not literally followed in all cases ...
Page 8-13
... rule . In general , if the employee had shown negligence which proximately contributed to the accident , the employer is not liable . In applying this rule some difficulty results . In some States there is a modifica- tion of the ...
... rule . In general , if the employee had shown negligence which proximately contributed to the accident , the employer is not liable . In applying this rule some difficulty results . In some States there is a modifica- tion of the ...
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