The Cornell Law Quarterly, Volumen15Cornell University, College of Law, 1930 The Cornell Law Quarterly's contents are topical and intended to be of special relevance to to those practicing law in New York State. |
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... doctrine of respondeat superior . It was held that , since the acts which the in- juring employee does in the course of the employment in the further- ance of the employer's business would not be done unless ordered and authorized by ...
... doctrine of respondeat superior . It was held that , since the acts which the in- juring employee does in the course of the employment in the further- ance of the employer's business would not be done unless ordered and authorized by ...
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... doctrine of precedent becomes unreasonable . In view of the great number of American judges , and the unfortunate method of choice in some of the states , there must be some judges whose decisions will be accepted with a certain ...
... doctrine of precedent becomes unreasonable . In view of the great number of American judges , and the unfortunate method of choice in some of the states , there must be some judges whose decisions will be accepted with a certain ...
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... doctrine of the immunity of instrumentalities , since that doctrine had not been held to apply , either in Australia or in the United States , to the trading activities of a government , but only to governmental agencies in stricto ...
... doctrine of the immunity of instrumentalities , since that doctrine had not been held to apply , either in Australia or in the United States , to the trading activities of a government , but only to governmental agencies in stricto ...
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