University of Pennsylvania Law Review and American Law Register, Svazek 72Department of Law, University of Pennsylvania, 1924 |
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Strana 78
... harm to its neighbors . This would be correct if the resulting injuries were minor in character and primarily matters of convenience , as in the cases cited by the court . But cases arise in which the injury is serious . Van Orsdol v ...
... harm to its neighbors . This would be correct if the resulting injuries were minor in character and primarily matters of convenience , as in the cases cited by the court . But cases arise in which the injury is serious . Van Orsdol v ...
Strana 79
... harmful and damaging to the plaintiff as an avulsion would be , and there is no reason why it should be protected from one and not from the other . Taking the view it does , the court naturally does not discuss the extent of the change ...
... harmful and damaging to the plaintiff as an avulsion would be , and there is no reason why it should be protected from one and not from the other . Taking the view it does , the court naturally does not discuss the extent of the change ...
Strana 106
... harm which he has suffered measured in money . This is the compensatory remedy of dam- ages . Compensatory remedy has six forms based on ( a ) the pecuniary loss or gain of the plaintiff and ( b ) the pecuniary gain or loss of the ...
... harm which he has suffered measured in money . This is the compensatory remedy of dam- ages . Compensatory remedy has six forms based on ( a ) the pecuniary loss or gain of the plaintiff and ( b ) the pecuniary gain or loss of the ...
Strana 111
... harm to the legally protected interests of others , popularly called " negligence . " In every action of " negligence " two questions arise : ( 1 ) should the defendant , as a reasonable man , have recognized that the plaintiff's ...
... harm to the legally protected interests of others , popularly called " negligence . " In every action of " negligence " two questions arise : ( 1 ) should the defendant , as a reasonable man , have recognized that the plaintiff's ...
Strana 113
... harm to others , requires for its solution not only the ascertainment of the facts of the case , that is , what the plaintiff and defendant did , the circumstances under which they acted and the state of mind which actuated their ...
... harm to others , requires for its solution not only the ascertainment of the facts of the case , that is , what the plaintiff and defendant did , the circumstances under which they acted and the state of mind which actuated their ...
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