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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... liability for non - maritime torts could not be limited . Thus where fire was negligently communicated from a ship to buildings on land , the shipowner was unable to limit his liability therefor.30 After the Act of 1884 , such liabilities ...
... liability for non - maritime torts could not be limited . Thus where fire was negligently communicated from a ship to buildings on land , the shipowner was unable to limit his liability therefor.30 After the Act of 1884 , such liabilities ...
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... liability , they must logically be held to be the acts of the employer for the purpose of fixing the employee's liability . " 30 This is a strange interpretation of the doctrine of respondeat superior , which has always been invoked for ...
... liability , they must logically be held to be the acts of the employer for the purpose of fixing the employee's liability . " 30 This is a strange interpretation of the doctrine of respondeat superior , which has always been invoked for ...
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... liability shall be created by failure so to do , and that no rule , usage or custom shall be construed to create such liability . " The defendant bank negligently paid a check drawn by the plaintiff , after he had notified it to stop ...
... liability shall be created by failure so to do , and that no rule , usage or custom shall be construed to create such liability . " The defendant bank negligently paid a check drawn by the plaintiff , after he had notified it to stop ...
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