The New York SupplementWest Publishing Company, 1894 - 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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Asche , 113 N . Y . 232 , 21 N . E . 70 ; and both the rule and the reason of it are
well stated in the opinion of Adlington , in Re Lewis ' Estate , 3 Misc . Rep . 164 ,
23 N . Y . Supp . 287 . In the first of the cases cited , it resulted , from the declared
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Asche , 113 N . Y . 232 , 21 N . E . 70 ; and both the rule and the reason of it are
well stated in the opinion of Adlington , in Re Lewis ' Estate , 3 Misc . Rep . 164 ,
23 N . Y . Supp . 287 . In the first of the cases cited , it resulted , from the declared
...
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Manufacturing Co. , the same rule was applied to the estimate of damages for the
breach of a contract to give the plaintiff the exclusive privilege to sell machines in
certain territory , and to furnish him the machines for such sales as he should ...
Manufacturing Co. , the same rule was applied to the estimate of damages for the
breach of a contract to give the plaintiff the exclusive privilege to sell machines in
certain territory , and to furnish him the machines for such sales as he should ...
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Failure of master to prescribe rules for the conduct of his servants does not
render him liable for injury to a servant where the injury did not result from the act
or negligence of a fellow servant . 2. SAME - DANGEROUS PREMISES . While a
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Failure of master to prescribe rules for the conduct of his servants does not
render him liable for injury to a servant where the injury did not result from the act
or negligence of a fellow servant . 2. SAME - DANGEROUS PREMISES . While a
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Page 17
It is plain that the doctrine of the liability of the employer for failure to prescribe
rules for the conduct of his servants has application only to charge the employer
with responsibility to one servant for the act or neglect of a fellow servant in the ...
It is plain that the doctrine of the liability of the employer for failure to prescribe
rules for the conduct of his servants has application only to charge the employer
with responsibility to one servant for the act or neglect of a fellow servant in the ...
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The rule in every case is that the judgment is final as to every fact litigated and
decided in the action having such a relation to the issue that its determination
was necessary to the determination of the issue . House v . Lockwood , 137 N . Y
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The rule in every case is that the judgment is final as to every fact litigated and
decided in the action having such a relation to the issue that its determination
was necessary to the determination of the issue . House v . Lockwood , 137 N . Y
...
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| Title | The New York Supplement National reporter system |
| Contributors | West Publishing Company, New York (State). Court of Appeals, New York (State). Supreme Court |
| Publisher | West Publishing Company, 1894 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Aug 2007 |
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