Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 3; Volume 110 |
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Page 107
... injury , and his credibility more cer- tainly determined , by showing the existing fact of his infamy , than by clouding his character with suspicion probably unfounded . In the same section it is said there does not seem to be any good ...
... injury , and his credibility more cer- tainly determined , by showing the existing fact of his infamy , than by clouding his character with suspicion probably unfounded . In the same section it is said there does not seem to be any good ...
Page 120
... injury was done , the plaintiff . Under this instruction the jury found for the defendants . We contend that this is a taking of property for private use or convenience and authorizes one to injure another if it will prevent an injury ...
... injury was done , the plaintiff . Under this instruction the jury found for the defendants . We contend that this is a taking of property for private use or convenience and authorizes one to injure another if it will prevent an injury ...
Page 121
... injury and damage . The first para- graph of defendants ' answer is a traverse of the affirma tive allegations of plaintiff's petition . In the second para- graph they say that Big Blaine creek is a navigable stream of water for the ...
... injury and damage . The first para- graph of defendants ' answer is a traverse of the affirma tive allegations of plaintiff's petition . In the second para- graph they say that Big Blaine creek is a navigable stream of water for the ...
Page 122
... injury resulted to ap pellant's land , trees , bushes or banks by reason of any wrongful or negligent use of same by them ; that the boom at the mouth of the creek was the means of catching rail- road ties , staves and sawlogs floating ...
... injury resulted to ap pellant's land , trees , bushes or banks by reason of any wrongful or negligent use of same by them ; that the boom at the mouth of the creek was the means of catching rail- road ties , staves and sawlogs floating ...
Page 187
... injured or destroyed by them ; which compensation shall be paid before such tak- ing or paid or secured at the election of such corporation or individual before such injury or destruction . " subject was fully considered in Eaton v ...
... injured or destroyed by them ; which compensation shall be paid before such tak- ing or paid or secured at the election of such corporation or individual before such injury or destruction . " subject was fully considered in Eaton v ...
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