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Doyle Vs. Union Pacific Ry. Co.

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 23, 1893

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  1. Doyle v. Union
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  2. Pacific Ry. Co. - 147 U.S. 413 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Doyle v. Union
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  3. Pacific Ry. Co., 147 U.S. 413 (1893) Doyle v. Union
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  4. The principles applicable to the present case have been well stated in the recent case of Bowe v. Hunking
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  5. A tenant is a purchaser of an estate in the land or building hired, and Keates v. Earl
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  6. of the condition of the premises hired in the absence of an express warranty or of active deceit. See also Robbins v. Jones
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  7. emptor. In the absence of any warranty, express or implied, the buyer takes the risk of quality upon himself. Hight v. Bacon
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  8. Ward v. Hobbs
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  9. Howard v. Emerson
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  10. This rule of caveat emptor has been applied also in many other cases, some of which we now refer to. Keates v. Cadogan
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  11. The rule of caveat emptor was also applied in the recent case of Woods v. Naumkeag
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  12. Hazlett v. Powell
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  13. Id. Illustrative of this is the celebrated case of Laidlaw v. Organ
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  14. which might influence the price, though it were exclusively in his possession. And Chief Justice Gibson, in Kintzing v. McElrath
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  15. Hershey v. Keembortz
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  16. In the recent case of Viterbo v. Friedlander
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  17. down and if the jury are given to understand that they are not bound by such opinion. Baltimore & Potomac Railroad v. Fifth
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  18. Simmons v. United
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  19. U.S. Supreme Court Doyle v. Union
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  20. of Bowe v. Hunking
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  21. and Keates v. Earl
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  22. Robbins v. Jones
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  23. Hight v. Bacon
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  24. Keates v. Cadogan
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  25. of Woods v. Naumkeag
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  26. of Laidlaw v. Organ
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  27. Kintzing v. McElrath
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  28. Hershey v. Keembortz
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  29. of Viterbo v. Friedlander
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  30. Baltimore & Potomac Railroad v. Fifth
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