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Schlemmer Vs. Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Ry. Co.
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 04, 1907
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Schlemmer v. BuffaloSearch
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Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry. Co. - 205 U.S. 1 (1907) U.S. Supreme Court Schlemmer v. BuffaloSearch
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Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry. Co., 205 U.S. 1 (1907) Schlemmer v. BuffaloSearch
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of the cars, relate to all kinds of cars running on the rails, including locomotives and steam shovel cars. Johnson v. SouthernSearch
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set forth, which although based on the report of others, was evidence at least, unless objected to as hearsay. Damon v. CarrolSearch
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s special agent employed to investigate the matter. The latter question is pretty nearly answered by Johnson v. PageSearch
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creates an exception, which has been said to be the general purpose of such clauses. Interstate Commerce Commission v. BairdSearch
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The rule applied to construction is applied equally to the burden of proof in a case like this. United States v. CookSearch
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Commonwealth v. HartSearch
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court could not have reached its judgment without tacitly, if not expressly, deciding the federal matter. Bachtel v. WilsonSearch
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then this Court will take jurisdiction although the opinion below says nothing about it. Kaukauna Water Power Co. v. GreenSearch
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concomitant a cognizable mistake, that may be sufficient to warrant a review. Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Co. v. IndianaSearch
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and convenience does not matter for the present purpose. Both reasons are suggested in the well known case of Farwell v. BostonSearch
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certain, intended, or foreseen. He is held to assume the risk upon the same ground. Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf R. Co. v. McDadeSearch
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where some cases, at least, seem to have treated assumption of risk and negligence as convertible terms. Patterson v. PittsburghSearch
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the statute, unless that statute is so worded as to leave no doubt that this defense is also to be excluded. Taylor v. CarewSearch
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Krause v. MorganSearch
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Railroad Company v. RushSearch
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Queen v. DaytonSearch
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Reynolds v. HindmanSearch
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Caswell v. WorthSearch
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Buckner v. RichmondSearch
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Victor Coal Company v. MuirSearch
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Winkler v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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of a state court, the findings of that court on questions of fact have always been held conclusive on us. See Chrisman v. MillerSearch
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above, a very different rule obtains in respect to cases coming from a state court. We said this very term, in Bachtel v. WilsonSearch
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of risk and contributory negligence -- in other words, are unmindful of the difference between them -- and Patterson v. PittsburghSearch
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Curiously enough, in Narramore v. ClevelandSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Schlemmer v. BuffaloSearch
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Johnson v. SouthernSearch
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Damon v. CarrolSearch
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Johnson v. PageSearch
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Interstate Commerce Commission v. BairdSearch
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Kaukauna Water Power Co. v. GreenSearch
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Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Co. v. IndianaSearch
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of Farwell v. BostonSearch
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Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf R. Co. v. McDadeSearch
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Patterson v. PittsburghSearch
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Taylor v. CarewSearch
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Union Pacific Railway v. O'BrienSearch
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See Chrisman v. MillerSearch
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and Patterson v. PittsburghSearch
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Narramore v. ClevelandSearch
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