Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin, Volume 89 |
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... Respondent , vs. THE AMERICAN MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION OF OSHKOSH , WISCONSIN , Appellant . October 26 - December 11 , 1894 . ACCIDENT INSURANCE . ( 1 ) Release : Mistake : Evidence . ( 2 , 3 ) of a hand : " Court and jury . " Loss 1 ...
... Respondent , vs. THE AMERICAN MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION OF OSHKOSH , WISCONSIN , Appellant . October 26 - December 11 , 1894 . ACCIDENT INSURANCE . ( 1 ) Release : Mistake : Evidence . ( 2 , 3 ) of a hand : " Court and jury . " Loss 1 ...
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... respondent . CASSODAY , J. After the plaintiff had notified the defend- ant of his injury , and in September , 1891 , the defendant's soliciting agent called upon the plaintiff , and the plaintiff asked him to get him some money . Such ...
... respondent . CASSODAY , J. After the plaintiff had notified the defend- ant of his injury , and in September , 1891 , the defendant's soliciting agent called upon the plaintiff , and the plaintiff asked him to get him some money . Such ...
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... respondent there was a brief by F. R. Farr , and oral argument by James Wickham . They argued , among other things , that Harris was the managing agent of the corporation . He was the only person managing its affairs , and the only ...
... respondent there was a brief by F. R. Farr , and oral argument by James Wickham . They argued , among other things , that Harris was the managing agent of the corporation . He was the only person managing its affairs , and the only ...
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... Respondent . PEPPERCORN , Respondent , vs. THE CITY OF BLACK RIVER FALLS , Appellant . November 13 - December 11 , 1894 . ( 1 , 2 ) Injuries to minor : Damages . ( 3 , 4 ) New trial : Misconduct of jurors : Unauthorized view : Evidence ...
... Respondent . PEPPERCORN , Respondent , vs. THE CITY OF BLACK RIVER FALLS , Appellant . November 13 - December 11 , 1894 . ( 1 , 2 ) Injuries to minor : Damages . ( 3 , 4 ) New trial : Misconduct of jurors : Unauthorized view : Evidence ...
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... were competent . By the Court . - So much of the judgment as is against the defendant is reversed , and the cause is remanded for a new trial . Fisher vs. The Town of Franklin . FISHER , Respondent WIS . ] 41 AUGUST TERM , 1894 .
... were competent . By the Court . - So much of the judgment as is against the defendant is reversed , and the cause is remanded for a new trial . Fisher vs. The Town of Franklin . FISHER , Respondent WIS . ] 41 AUGUST TERM , 1894 .
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