Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volumen5;Volumen153 |
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Página 55
... engine that passed the premises on the 17th , it was not error to admit evi- dence showing that the spark arrester on the engine was in- spected on the 20th and found to be in first - class condition , when the evidence showed that ...
... engine that passed the premises on the 17th , it was not error to admit evi- dence showing that the spark arrester on the engine was in- spected on the 20th and found to be in first - class condition , when the evidence showed that ...
Página 56
... engine of the railway company ; but the jury thought differently , and the verdict is not so palpably against the weight of the evidence as to war- rant our interfering with it if the record is free from errors of law , and this feature ...
... engine of the railway company ; but the jury thought differently , and the verdict is not so palpably against the weight of the evidence as to war- rant our interfering with it if the record is free from errors of law , and this feature ...
Página 57
... engine 684 , there can be no rea- sonable doubt about the proposition that if the fire was started by sparks from a passing train , it was started by the third section of number fifty - one , pulled by engine 684 , that passed ...
... engine 684 , there can be no rea- sonable doubt about the proposition that if the fire was started by sparks from a passing train , it was started by the third section of number fifty - one , pulled by engine 684 , that passed ...
Página 58
... engine had been inspected after its return on the 18th and before the inspection testified to on the 20th ; but there is no evidence what- ever conducing to show that any inspection was made of the engine or repair of it between the ...
... engine had been inspected after its return on the 18th and before the inspection testified to on the 20th ; but there is no evidence what- ever conducing to show that any inspection was made of the engine or repair of it between the ...
Página 248
... engine which was standing about 180 or 200 feet from the switch . When the passenger train started to move out , Hollings- worth also started his engine . The trains were each mov- ing at the rate of about three or four miles an hour ...
... engine which was standing about 180 or 200 feet from the switch . When the passenger train started to move out , Hollings- worth also started his engine . The trains were each mov- ing at the rate of about three or four miles an hour ...
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