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Little Vs. Hackett
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 04, 1886
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U.S. 366 (1886) U.S. Supreme Court Little v. HackettSearch
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U.S. 366 (1886) Little v. HackettSearch
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of its train with the hack, caused by the negligence of both the managers of the train and of the driver. Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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carriage, and was responsible for his acts. Upon this point we have a decision of the Court of Exchequer in Quarman v. BurnettSearch
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did not exist. This doctrine was approved and applied by the Queen's Bench division in the recent case of Jones v. CorporationSearch
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for an injury when they, by reason of such negligence, could not recover. The leading case to this effect is Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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Armstrong v. LancashireSearch
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Neither has the support of any adjudged cases entitled to consideration. The truth is the decision in Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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the passenger, and his asserted identity with them is contradicted by the daily experience of the world. Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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Lush. 388, 403. In this country, the doctrine of Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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has not been generally followed. In Bennet v. NewSearch
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Western Railroad Co. v. SteinbrenerSearch
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of the passenger in the omnibus with the driver, mentioned in Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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as contributory negligence to bar his action. In New York, a similar conclusion has been reached. In Chapman v. NewSearch
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conveying him as would have defeated an action by its owners. In giving the decision, the court referred to Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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law, but was framing a new exception based on fiction and inconsistent with justice. The case differed from Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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in an omnibus, and it was so applied, as already stated, by the Court of Exchequer in the recent case of Armstrong v. LancashireSearch
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Yorkshire Railroad Co. Page 116 U. S. 378 In Dyer v. ErieSearch
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to control and manage the horses. A similar doctrine is maintained by the courts of Ohio. In Transfer Company v. KellySearch
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Pacific Railway Co. v. ShackletSearch
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Turnpike Co. v. StewartSearch
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Cincinnati Railroad Co. v. CaseSearch
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Cuddy v. HornSearch
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Tompkins v. ClaySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Little v. HackettSearch
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Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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Quarman v. BurnettSearch
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of Jones v. CorporationSearch
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of Thorogood v. BryanSearch
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In Bennet v. NewSearch
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and New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co. v. SteinbrenerSearch
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In Chapman v. NewSearch
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of Armstrong v. LancashireSearch
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In Dyer v. ErieSearch
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of Ohio. In Transfer Company v. KellySearch
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of the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Co. v. ShackletSearch
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Louisville & Cincinnati Railroad Co. v. CaseSearch
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