The New York Supplement, Volume 84West Publishing Company, 1904 - Law reports, digests, etc "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies) |
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Page 7
... jury , and the verdict and proceedings were certified back , the errors of the common - law judge in admitting evidence had to be re- garded on the question of allowing the verdict to stand , the same as in the common - law courts ; but ...
... jury , and the verdict and proceedings were certified back , the errors of the common - law judge in admitting evidence had to be re- garded on the question of allowing the verdict to stand , the same as in the common - law courts ; but ...
Page 61
... jury to determine whether the defendant had notice of the vicious tendencies of the dog . In submitting the case to the jury , however , the learned court , after presuming what had not been proven - that the attack was made in a public ...
... jury to determine whether the defendant had notice of the vicious tendencies of the dog . In submitting the case to the jury , however , the learned court , after presuming what had not been proven - that the attack was made in a public ...
Page 78
... jury were justified by the evidence in finding that the operation of the car was negligent . It is urged , however , that the learned court erred in charging the jury . The proposition charged , and to which the defendant took an ...
... jury were justified by the evidence in finding that the operation of the car was negligent . It is urged , however , that the learned court erred in charging the jury . The proposition charged , and to which the defendant took an ...
Page 109
... JURY . Where a street car approaches a street intersection at a greater speed than usual , and the motorman makes no attempt to stop it until within 25 feet of plaintiff's conveyance , too late to avoid the accident , though the car was ...
... JURY . Where a street car approaches a street intersection at a greater speed than usual , and the motorman makes no attempt to stop it until within 25 feet of plaintiff's conveyance , too late to avoid the accident , though the car was ...
Page 123
... jury was whether certain skins and furs shipped by the plaintiff from Europe to the defendants ' firm were unqualifiedly sold to them , to be paid for at the market price in New York , or consigned to them upon the agreement that the ...
... jury was whether certain skins and furs shipped by the plaintiff from Europe to the defendants ' firm were unqualifiedly sold to them , to be paid for at the market price in New York , or consigned to them upon the agreement that the ...
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