The Federal Reporter, Volumen133West Publishing Company, 1905 Includes cases argued and determined in the District Courts of the United States and, Mar./May 1880-Oct./Nov. 1912, the Circuit Courts of the United States; Sept./Dec. 1891-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Circuit Courts of Appeals of the United States; Aug./Oct. 1911-Jan./Feb. 1914, the Commerce Court of the United States; Sept./Oct. 1919-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia. |
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... duty is fully discharged if its charge embraces all of the principles of law arising in the case in its own language . 3. SAME . It is the duty of the court to simplify its charge to the jury , and the practice of taking the ...
... duty is fully discharged if its charge embraces all of the principles of law arising in the case in its own language . 3. SAME . It is the duty of the court to simplify its charge to the jury , and the practice of taking the ...
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... duty of the court is always fully discharged if its charge embraces all of the principles of law arising in the case in the court's own language . This court has in at least two cases expressly so decided . Swensen v . Bender , 114 Fed ...
... duty of the court is always fully discharged if its charge embraces all of the principles of law arising in the case in the court's own language . This court has in at least two cases expressly so decided . Swensen v . Bender , 114 Fed ...
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... duty of the trial court to enunciate the principles applicable to every material point in as clear and direct language as possible , without attracting the attention of the jury in favor of or against either party . There being two ...
... duty of the trial court to enunciate the principles applicable to every material point in as clear and direct language as possible , without attracting the attention of the jury in favor of or against either party . There being two ...
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... duty to do so if he knows the danger exists ; but when the servant is not advised of the danger , when he is inexperienced , as is said to be the case here , then it becomes the duty of the master to give him better care than he would ...
... duty to do so if he knows the danger exists ; but when the servant is not advised of the danger , when he is inexperienced , as is said to be the case here , then it becomes the duty of the master to give him better care than he would ...
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... duty to inspect or repair the same . In Western Coal & M. Co. v . Ingraham , supra , the court said : " The rule is well settled that , after a mine is once opened and timbered , it is the duty of the owner or operator to use reasonable ...
... duty to inspect or repair the same . In Western Coal & M. Co. v . Ingraham , supra , the court said : " The rule is well settled that , after a mine is once opened and timbered , it is the duty of the owner or operator to use reasonable ...
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