Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 16State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1942 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 398
... defendant thereafter introduces a new and independent act of negligence without which there would have been no injury . The defendant's new act of negligence is called the sole proximate cause . It is easy here to label the defend- ant ...
... defendant thereafter introduces a new and independent act of negligence without which there would have been no injury . The defendant's new act of negligence is called the sole proximate cause . It is easy here to label the defend- ant ...
Page 399
... defendant that the plaintiff will not avail himself of his oppor- tunity and the defendant can thereafter avoid the injury through the exercise of due care . The plaintiff recovers here and also in those cases where the defendant would ...
... defendant that the plaintiff will not avail himself of his oppor- tunity and the defendant can thereafter avoid the injury through the exercise of due care . The plaintiff recovers here and also in those cases where the defendant would ...
Page 411
... defendant who was compelled to cut in sharply while passing the truck . The trial judge was reversed for setting aside a verdict for the defendant and ordering a new trial . The reasons given were : 1 ) that the jury could reasonably ...
... defendant who was compelled to cut in sharply while passing the truck . The trial judge was reversed for setting aside a verdict for the defendant and ordering a new trial . The reasons given were : 1 ) that the jury could reasonably ...
Contents
THE RULEMAKING POWER OF THE CONNECTICUT | 367 |
PART II | 375 |
PART III | 384 |
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