The Home Library of Law .. 2
The Home Library of Law .. 2
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Right to drive animals through the street a 1. Use of new means of travelling.
22. Bicycle.
1. In describing the rules of the road the most general of all is that each party must keep to the right. This is directly contrary to the English rule. Where the rule is not prescribed by statute, courts will take judicial knowledge of the custom. And a statute providing that a traveller shall pass to the right of the centre of the road means the centre or travelled portion. When this is hidden by snow ...and a temporary path is made else- where, persons who meet therein should drive to the right of the centre as if it were a permanent way.
2. The above rule is not inflexible. Occasionally there are good reasons for not observing it. Thus, on some occasions a light vehicle should give way to a wagon heavily loaded; on others, the heavier wagon should stop and suffer the lighter vehicle to pass.
Nor does the general rule apply to a building which is being moved through a street. If the movers are acting in accordance with law in thus obstructing the highway temporarily, persons who are passing to and fro must govern themselves accordingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Right to drive animals through the street a 1. Use of new means of travelling.
22. Bicycle.
1. In describing the rules of the road the most general of all is that each party must keep to the right. This is directly contrary to the English rule. Where the rule is not prescribed by statute, courts will take judicial knowledge of the custom. And a statute providing that a traveller shall pass to the right of the centre of the road means the centre or travelled portion. When this is hidden by snow ...and a temporary path is made else- where, persons who meet therein should drive to the right of the centre as if it were a permanent way.
2. The above rule is not inflexible. Occasionally there are good reasons for not observing it. Thus, on some occasions a light vehicle should give way to a wagon heavily loaded; on others, the heavier wagon should stop and suffer the lighter vehicle to pass.
Nor does the general rule apply to a building which is being moved through a street. If the movers are acting in accordance with law in thus obstructing the highway temporarily, persons who are passing to and fro must govern themselves accordingly.
What to read after The Home Library of Law .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Sidney Bolles to read onlineMoreLess
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