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Green: Traffic Victims. Tort Law And Insurance, Spencer L. Kimball
Green: Traffic Victims. Tort Law And Insurance, Spencer L. Kimball
Michigan Law Review
A Review of Traffic Victims. Tort Law and Insurance. By Leon Green.
Negligence - Duty Of Care - Liability For Injury Caused By Obvious Defect Where Lessor Contracted To Repair, Donald R. Jolliffe
Negligence - Duty Of Care - Liability For Injury Caused By Obvious Defect Where Lessor Contracted To Repair, Donald R. Jolliffe
Michigan Law Review
Defendant, lessor of a delivery truck, agreed with the lessee to maintain the vehicle in good condition and make regular inspections. The lessee's driver was not to make any repairs or adjustments but was to deliver the truck to the lessor as it needed repairs or as requested for inspection. Two years after the lease was made, plaintiff-driver made a written request to the lessor for repairs to the floor in the driver's compartment. Although plaintiff left the truck overnight with the lessor and made several further requests, the floor was not repaired. One month after notifying the lessor, plaintiff …
Duration Of Seamen's Maintenance And Cure Rights, Howard S. Stern
Duration Of Seamen's Maintenance And Cure Rights, Howard S. Stern
Cleveland State Law Review
It is well settled that an injured or disabled seaman is entitled to "maintenance and cure" at the expense of the owners of his vessel at least until the end of the voyage,' provided that the need therefor exists that long. The minimum limits of this liability are fixed and certain, and have been so for over fifty years. The more important problem concerns the maximum limit of liability. Stating the problem in the form of a query: At what point does liability for maintenance and cure cease? On this point there is wide divergence of opinion. One of the …
Assaults By Fellow Employees Under The Fela And The Jones Act, John D. Calamari
Assaults By Fellow Employees Under The Fela And The Jones Act, John D. Calamari
Fordham Law Review
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