A Treatise On the Law of Negligence
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Imputability to them of parent's negligence, § 310. Incompatibility of this doctrine with other sanctions, § 314. Children meddling with machines or dangerous agencies, § 315. Remote contributory negligence no bar, § 323. Distinction between "comparative" and "contributive " negligence, § 334. Plaintiff's prior negligence no defence to defendant's subsequent negligence, § 335. Distinction between injuries inflicted wantonly on a trespasser and injuries he inflicts on himself by meddling with a ...machine inadvertentlv exposed, § 344. Negligence of agents imputable to prin- cipal, § 344 a. N. As to Special Cases. 1. Trespassers, § 345. Spring gun, § 347. Use of dangerous agents, such as fire and steam, § 348. Distinction between invitation and li- cense, § 349.
264 Trespasser meddling with a machine not in itself dangerous, cannot re- cover, § 350.
Owner of premises not liable for in- cidental imperfections, § 351.
Visitors must take designated pas- sages, § 352.
2. Passengers on railways, § 353.
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Imputability to them of parent's negligence, § 310. Incompatibility of this doctrine with other sanctions, § 314. Children meddling with machines or dangerous agencies, § 315. Remote contributory negligence no bar, § 323. Distinction between "comparative" and "contributive " negligence, § 334. Plaintiff's prior negligence no defence to defendant's subsequent negligence, § 335. Distinction between injuries inflicted wantonly on a trespasser and injuries he inflicts on himself by meddling with a ...machine inadvertentlv exposed, § 344. Negligence of agents imputable to prin- cipal, § 344 a. N. As to Special Cases. 1. Trespassers, § 345. Spring gun, § 347. Use of dangerous agents, such as fire and steam, § 348. Distinction between invitation and li- cense, § 349.
264 Trespasser meddling with a machine not in itself dangerous, cannot re- cover, § 350.
Owner of premises not liable for in- cidental imperfections, § 351.
Visitors must take designated pas- sages, § 352.
2. Passengers on railways, § 353.
What to read after A Treatise On the Law of Negligence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Wharton to read onlineMoreLess
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