The New York Supplement, Volume 27West 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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Page 16
... 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 servant , in the discharge of his duty , was opening a tank containing melted paraffine , he was ...
... 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 servant , in the discharge of his duty , was opening a tank containing melted paraffine , he was ...
Page 19
... injury complained of ; and in either case there could be no recovery in this action . We think the motion for a new trial , which pre- sented the questions here considered , should have been granted . The order appealed from should ...
... injury complained of ; and in either case there could be no recovery in this action . We think the motion for a new trial , which pre- sented the questions here considered , should have been granted . The order appealed from should ...
Page 28
... injury to the funds of the city . While it appears that the defendant Tew obtained a certificate after the commencement of this action as inspector of plumbing , it does not appear whether it was a certificate of competency as inspector ...
... injury to the funds of the city . While it appears that the defendant Tew obtained a certificate after the commencement of this action as inspector of plumbing , it does not appear whether it was a certificate of competency as inspector ...
Page 54
... injury which Mr. Nies received more particularly ? " The answer was : " A. He had , as I termed it , concussion of the spine ; and that , if you will allow me to , I will explain to the jury as well as I can , -what follows from that ...
... injury which Mr. Nies received more particularly ? " The answer was : " A. He had , as I termed it , concussion of the spine ; and that , if you will allow me to , I will explain to the jury as well as I can , -what follows from that ...
Page 55
... injury which he had received , and whether it was likely to be permanent . Indeed , these are char- acteristics of an injury or disease , and were therefore , in a manner , called for by the question by which the witness was asked to ...
... injury which he had received , and whether it was likely to be permanent . Indeed , these are char- acteristics of an injury or disease , and were therefore , in a manner , called for by the question by which the witness was asked to ...
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