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as a person stepping abruptly from the pavement on to the crossing and could therefore be guilty of contributory negligence . On the facts , the plaintiff's negligence had contributed to the accident and the action would be dismissed .
as a person stepping abruptly from the pavement on to the crossing and could therefore be guilty of contributory negligence . On the facts , the plaintiff's negligence had contributed to the accident and the action would be dismissed .
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If I am wrong about that , and the duty continues , then the only suggested A negligence , in my view , would be that there had been some failure properly to inspect this part of the premises and so ascertain that the trunking had been ...
If I am wrong about that , and the duty continues , then the only suggested A negligence , in my view , would be that there had been some failure properly to inspect this part of the premises and so ascertain that the trunking had been ...
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6 they allege contributory negligence , and they give particulars as follows : On or about Nov. 5 , 1938 , the plaintiff was using the steps in the said dock when he conducted himself so carelessly and negligently and with such complete ...
6 they allege contributory negligence , and they give particulars as follows : On or about Nov. 5 , 1938 , the plaintiff was using the steps in the said dock when he conducted himself so carelessly and negligently and with such complete ...
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