British Ruling Cases from Courts of Great Britain, Canada, Ireland, Australia and Other Divisions of the British Empire, Extensively Annotated, Volym 7Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1918 "This series of reports is in a sense a continuation, but with a decided expansion, of the plan of the English ruling cases, as it takes the cases from the British empire, instead of from England only, but it continues the English ruling cases in the sense that it will include the most important cases from the English courts decided since that series terminated."--Pref. |
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... reason of fire set out by the boy , the jury found that the fire which destroyed the plaintiff's property was caused by the infant son of the defendant ; that this boy , by reason of the weakness of his intellect , his want of ...
... reason of fire set out by the boy , the jury found that the fire which destroyed the plaintiff's property was caused by the infant son of the defendant ; that this boy , by reason of the weakness of his intellect , his want of ...
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... reason of his not taking any steps to control or re- strain the boy in carrying and lighting matches and in setting out fires , after the defendant had been told of these actions by his neighbors . They also find ( though this would be ...
... reason of his not taking any steps to control or re- strain the boy in carrying and lighting matches and in setting out fires , after the defendant had been told of these actions by his neighbors . They also find ( though this would be ...
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... reason to infer that it was done with the assent and even direction of their father . " The court said : " This could hardly have been done without the defendant's knowledge , if it had not his approbation . Considering the relation in ...
... reason to infer that it was done with the assent and even direction of their father . " The court said : " This could hardly have been done without the defendant's knowledge , if it had not his approbation . Considering the relation in ...
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... reason for this rule has been more than once laid down authoritatively , and it is that an owner of an animal feræ naturæ is liable for injury done by such animal , but not in the case of an animal mansuetæ naturæ . A domestic animal is ...
... reason for this rule has been more than once laid down authoritatively , and it is that an owner of an animal feræ naturæ is liable for injury done by such animal , but not in the case of an animal mansuetæ naturæ . A domestic animal is ...
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... 13 Kan . 348 ; Baker v . Morris ( 1885 ) 33 Kan . 580 , 7 Pac . 267 ; Smith v . Davenport ( 1891 ) 45 Kan . 423 , 11 L.R.A. 429 , 23 Am . - and that he is not liable by reason of the 7 B. R. C. 30 ONTARIO APPELLATE DIVISION .
... 13 Kan . 348 ; Baker v . Morris ( 1885 ) 33 Kan . 580 , 7 Pac . 267 ; Smith v . Davenport ( 1891 ) 45 Kan . 423 , 11 L.R.A. 429 , 23 Am . - and that he is not liable by reason of the 7 B. R. C. 30 ONTARIO APPELLATE DIVISION .
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