The Law of Drugs and Druggists: A Treatise with Text, Cases, Statutes, Readings, and Digests for Schools of Pharmacy, Retail, Wholesale, and Manufacturing DruggistsWest publishing Company, 1940 - 577 pages |
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Page 106
... negligence of the injured party con- tributory negligence , for that implies that both parties exercised their negligence at the same time . This is subsequent negligence which aggravates the injury already existing because of the prior ...
... negligence of the injured party con- tributory negligence , for that implies that both parties exercised their negligence at the same time . This is subsequent negligence which aggravates the injury already existing because of the prior ...
Page 126
... NEGLIGENCE Negligence as a Foundation of Civil Liability It is the legal duty of every person to conduct himself and his affairs with care and forethought . Judge Cooley , in his text on torts , defines negligence as " The failure to ...
... NEGLIGENCE Negligence as a Foundation of Civil Liability It is the legal duty of every person to conduct himself and his affairs with care and forethought . Judge Cooley , in his text on torts , defines negligence as " The failure to ...
Page 128
... negligence was attributed to the defendant ? 2. What was the negligence of the plaintiff ? 3. How does the doctrine of contributory negligence apply to the facts as stated ? 4. Why should a plaintiff not recover if his negligence con ...
... negligence was attributed to the defendant ? 2. What was the negligence of the plaintiff ? 3. How does the doctrine of contributory negligence apply to the facts as stated ? 4. Why should a plaintiff not recover if his negligence con ...
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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