Canadian Edition of the Law of TortsSweet & Maxwell, 1908 - 912 pages |
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... danger against which everybody may guard without regard to the effect on other proprietors ( e ) . If water is on a man's land which he did not bring there , he is not bound to keep it in , but he may not artificially send it away ( f ) ...
... danger against which everybody may guard without regard to the effect on other proprietors ( e ) . If water is on a man's land which he did not bring there , he is not bound to keep it in , but he may not artificially send it away ( f ) ...
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... danger with intent to injure , except for the purpose of reasonable self - protection , and not to do that which the law expressly forbids ( d ) . But , as will be seen , it is no defence , when a man has by a negligent act of ...
... danger with intent to injure , except for the purpose of reasonable self - protection , and not to do that which the law expressly forbids ( d ) . But , as will be seen , it is no defence , when a man has by a negligent act of ...
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... danger before a lesser danger may become actionable if an accident can be attributed to the negligence of the corporation in making the repairs . " See R. S. B. C. 1897 , c . 144 ( Municipal Clauses ) , ss . 50 ( 120 ) ( 127 ) ; 61 ...
... danger before a lesser danger may become actionable if an accident can be attributed to the negligence of the corporation in making the repairs . " See R. S. B. C. 1897 , c . 144 ( Municipal Clauses ) , ss . 50 ( 120 ) ( 127 ) ; 61 ...
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... danger was unknown to the defendant . ( c ) If there is any such distinction . at what point does a person cease to be a mere licensee and become a guest ? Is the supply of gratuitous refreshment necessary ? ( d ) Gallagher v . Humphrey ...
... danger was unknown to the defendant . ( c ) If there is any such distinction . at what point does a person cease to be a mere licensee and become a guest ? Is the supply of gratuitous refreshment necessary ? ( d ) Gallagher v . Humphrey ...
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... danger or would have discovered it if he had exercised reasonable care . " It is the master's duty to be careful that his servant is not induced to work under a notion that tackle or machinery is staunch and secure when in fact the ...
... danger or would have discovered it if he had exercised reasonable care . " It is the master's duty to be careful that his servant is not induced to work under a notion that tackle or machinery is staunch and secure when in fact the ...
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