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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... result which was determined in advance to be just . In this case the just result was the distribution of property among certain groups who , except for this legal fiction , would not get it . That is all very well , but if courts had ...
... result which was determined in advance to be just . In this case the just result was the distribution of property among certain groups who , except for this legal fiction , would not get it . That is all very well , but if courts had ...
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... result of the accident , or , in the case of death , a percentage of the amount he would have con- tributed to the support of his dependents had he lived.34 Nothing is paid for the pain and suffering endured by the injured man , and ...
... result of the accident , or , in the case of death , a percentage of the amount he would have con- tributed to the support of his dependents had he lived.34 Nothing is paid for the pain and suffering endured by the injured man , and ...
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... result must be shown . The means causing the result must also have been involun- tary and unexpected.22 This is the language of the cases , and the distinction between accidental means and accidental results is generally accepted . In ...
... result must be shown . The means causing the result must also have been involun- tary and unexpected.22 This is the language of the cases , and the distinction between accidental means and accidental results is generally accepted . In ...
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