Canadian Edition of the Law of TortsSweet & Maxwell, 1908 - 912 pages |
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Page 89
... premises , as , for instance , where the servants of the owner of a private way passing by his warehouse , by negligently lowering goods from the warehouse , injure a person using the way by the owner's permission ( d ) . The absence of ...
... premises , as , for instance , where the servants of the owner of a private way passing by his warehouse , by negligently lowering goods from the warehouse , injure a person using the way by the owner's permission ( d ) . The absence of ...
Page 91
... premises , plant or machinery being in an unsafe condition unknown to the servant , if the master either knew of the danger or would have discovered it if he had exercised reasonable care . " It is the master's duty to be careful that ...
... premises , plant or machinery being in an unsafe condition unknown to the servant , if the master either knew of the danger or would have discovered it if he had exercised reasonable care . " It is the master's duty to be careful that ...
Page 106
... premises would have made no difference in this respect ( d ) . There is , however , no liability where a person stores a thing on his own land , using all reasonable care to keep it safely , and it escapes either by the act of God or by ...
... premises would have made no difference in this respect ( d ) . There is , however , no liability where a person stores a thing on his own land , using all reasonable care to keep it safely , and it escapes either by the act of God or by ...
Page 138
... premises , which abutted on the garden of a physician , but the noise and vibration did not cause any substantial annoyance until shortly before action brought , when the physician erected a consulting - room at the end of his garden ...
... premises , which abutted on the garden of a physician , but the noise and vibration did not cause any substantial annoyance until shortly before action brought , when the physician erected a consulting - room at the end of his garden ...
Page 158
... premises by a third party of something calculated to do damage , in which case it is apprehended that the owner of the premises could not justify removing the noxious thing to the damage of his innocent neighbour , at all events , if ...
... premises by a third party of something calculated to do damage , in which case it is apprehended that the owner of the premises could not justify removing the noxious thing to the damage of his innocent neighbour , at all events , if ...
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