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Barnes Vs. District of Columbia

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  • Jan 01, 1875

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  1. Mayor Vs. Sheffield US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1866
  2. Barnes v. District
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  3. of Columbia - 91 U.S. 540 (1875) U.S. Supreme Court Barnes v. District
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  4. of Columbia, 91 U.S. 540 (1875) Barnes v. District
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  5. such a work is a judicial act, and, if injury arises from the mere execution of that plan, no liability exists. Child v. City
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  6. Thayer v. Boston
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  7. mere negligence in the care of its streets or other works, a municipal corporation cannot be charged. City of Detroit v. Blackely
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  8. well considered that the law must be deemed to be settled in accordance with them. English Authorities -- Mayor v. Henley
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  9. Mersey Docks v. Gibbs
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  10. Same v. Penhallow
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  11. Lan. Canal Co. v. Parnably
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  12. Scott v. Mayor
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  13. Eng.Law & Eq. 465. United States Authorities -- Weightman v. Washington
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  14. Nebraska v. Campbell
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  15. Robbins v. Chicago
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  16. Supervisors v. United
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  17. Wall. 194. New York -- Davenport v. Ruckman
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  18. Requa v. Rochester
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  19. Rochester W. L. Co. v. Rochester
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  20. Conrad v. Ithaca
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  21. Barton v. Syracuse
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  22. id. 54. Illinois -- Browning v. City
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  23. Claybury v. City
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  24. Claire, 49 id. 476. Alabama -- Smoot v. Mayor
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  25. of Wecumpka, 24 Ala.N.S. 112. Connecticut -- Jones v. City
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  26. of New Haven, 34 Conn. 1. North Carolina -- Meares v. Wilmington
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  27. Ired. 73. Maryland -- County Commissioners of Anne Arundel County v. Duckett
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  28. Md. 468. Pennsylvania -- Pittsburg City v. Grier
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  29. Erie City v. Schwingle
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  30. id., 388. Wisconsin -- Cook v. City
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  31. Ward v. Jefferson
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  32. id., 342. Virginia -- Sawyer v. Corse
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  33. City of Richmond v. Long
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  34. id., 375. Ohio -- Western College v. Cleveland
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  35. McCombs v. Akron
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  36. Rhodes v. Cleveland
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  37. corporations, are of the very lowest grade, and invested with the smallest amount of power. Accordingly, in Conrad v. Ithaca
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  38. N.Y. 158, the village was held to be liable for the negligence of their trustees, while in Weet v. Brockport
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  39. Russell v. Men
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  40. section. Upon this point also we are able to derive assistance from the adjudged cases. The case of Bailey v. Mayor
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  41. are authorities holding views not in all respects in harmony with those we have expressed. Among these are Thayer v. Boston
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  42. Walcott v. Swampscott
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  43. Child v. City
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  44. of the city, or bona fide in pursuance of a general authority on the subject. To this we assent. Walcott v. Swampscott
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  45. of the town, but an independent officer appointed to perform a public duty in which the town had no interest. In Child v. City
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  46. as agents of the city, but as public officers. In this respect, the case is in hostility to Roch. White Lead Co. v. Rochester
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  47. U.S. Supreme Court Barnes v. District
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  48. City of Detroit v. Blackely
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  49. Mayor v. Henley
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  50. Weightman v. Washington
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