Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama, Volume 101 |
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... injury . — Where compe- tent evidence , which has been erroneously excluded , is afterwards introduced on renewed inquiry , the error of its former exclusion is cured , and becomes error without injury 8. Agent of corporation at a ...
... injury . — Where compe- tent evidence , which has been erroneously excluded , is afterwards introduced on renewed inquiry , the error of its former exclusion is cured , and becomes error without injury 8. Agent of corporation at a ...
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... injury , " knew of plaintiff's peril in time to have prevented the plaintiff's in- jury , and could have prevented it by using all the means at his com- mand , but negligently failed to apply the means , and if the injury resulted to ...
... injury , " knew of plaintiff's peril in time to have prevented the plaintiff's in- jury , and could have prevented it by using all the means at his com- mand , but negligently failed to apply the means , and if the injury resulted to ...
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... injury complained of , presents no defense to a count which alleges that the injuries were inflicted by the wanton , reckless or willful misconduct or negligence of the defendant . 11. Contradictory statements by party to suit ...
... injury complained of , presents no defense to a count which alleges that the injuries were inflicted by the wanton , reckless or willful misconduct or negligence of the defendant . 11. Contradictory statements by party to suit ...
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... injuries for which he now brings this action . The plaintiff testified that when he got to the A. G. S. crossing ... injury complained of , the plaintiff testified that the train was running between 5 and 6 miles a hour , while the ...
... injuries for which he now brings this action . The plaintiff testified that when he got to the A. G. S. crossing ... injury complained of , the plaintiff testified that the train was running between 5 and 6 miles a hour , while the ...
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... injury , or helped to do it , proximately , then he must not recover , even though the switchman was negligent , unless you believe the act of the switchman was willful , wanton or reckless , not merely negligent - something worse ...
... injury , or helped to do it , proximately , then he must not recover , even though the switchman was negligent , unless you believe the act of the switchman was willful , wanton or reckless , not merely negligent - something worse ...
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