The Law of Drugs and Druggists: A Treatise with Text, Cases, Statutes, Readings, and Digests for Schools of Pharmacy, Retail, Wholesale, and Manufacturing Druggists |
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The defendant might reasonably have foreseen that its act or omission was likely to cause injury to some one who might right- fully handle the jug , and it is not enough for it to say that it could not reasonably have foreseen the exact ...
The defendant might reasonably have foreseen that its act or omission was likely to cause injury to some one who might right- fully handle the jug , and it is not enough for it to say that it could not reasonably have foreseen the exact ...
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The court held the druggist liable , saying that the negligence of the druggist was the proximate cause of the injury , and that the injured party was not guilty of contributory negligence because he used the carbolic acid to his injury ...
The court held the druggist liable , saying that the negligence of the druggist was the proximate cause of the injury , and that the injured party was not guilty of contributory negligence because he used the carbolic acid to his injury ...
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In an action against the employer for false arrest or false imprisonment , caused by the employee , the employer be- comes liable on a showing that the clerk had express or implied authority to cause the arrest .
In an action against the employer for false arrest or false imprisonment , caused by the employee , the employer be- comes liable on a showing that the clerk had express or implied authority to cause the arrest .
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Contents
State and Local Laws | 7 |
Engaged in Business or in Charge of a Drug Store | 26 |
Degree of Care and Skill Required of Druggists and Assist | 37 |
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