Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 16Connecticut Bar Association, 1942 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 401
38 The plaintiff is outside the zone of danger , but the defendant realizes or should realize that the plaintiff is careless of his safety , and in the continuance of his carelessness is about to place himself in a position of danger ...
38 The plaintiff is outside the zone of danger , but the defendant realizes or should realize that the plaintiff is careless of his safety , and in the continuance of his carelessness is about to place himself in a position of danger ...
Page 402
45 In Connecticut the zone of danger is defined with a greater precision than seems to be the rule elsewhere . Furthermore , the greatest development in the law of supervening negligence seems to have been in the fixing of appropriate ...
45 In Connecticut the zone of danger is defined with a greater precision than seems to be the rule elsewhere . Furthermore , the greatest development in the law of supervening negligence seems to have been in the fixing of appropriate ...
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relational zone of danger is created . 52 The mere presence of the plaintiff in a city street or highway , although pregnant with danger in a general sense , not sufficient to invoke the doctrine of supervening negligence .
relational zone of danger is created . 52 The mere presence of the plaintiff in a city street or highway , although pregnant with danger in a general sense , not sufficient to invoke the doctrine of supervening negligence .
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THE RULEMAKING POWER OF THE CONNECTICUT | 367 |
Part II | 375 |
Part III | 384 |
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