Fireworks
Mar 22, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Guest of restaurant at Chinese New Year celebration claiming ear injury as a result of fireworks explosion in front of restaurant was not entitled to …
Mar 22, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Guest of restaurant at Chinese New Year celebration claiming ear injury as a result of fireworks explosion in front of restaurant was not entitled to …
Mar 21, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Thirteenth Amendment prohibition on slavery and involuntary servitude applied only to human beings or persons, rather than non-persons, and thus orca whales, …
Mar 20, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Exclusive-remedy provision of Workers’ Compensation Act barred employee’s action against co-employees for injuries sustained as result of horseplay …
Mar 19, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Although seller may have breached its implied warranty of fitness with regard to television set, breach could not be regarded as proximate result of ensuing fire which destroyed buyers’ home, …
Mar 18, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Pretrial identification procedures, in which name of bank robbed appeared across top of page used in photo lineup and happened to appear above defendant’s photograph, …
Mar 15, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Manager’s comment that natural gas trader could not add was truthful assessment of trader’s performance at natural gas trading desk, …
Mar 14, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
In action for injuries to passenger in automobile which, while stopped at intersection, was struck from the rear by automobile of defendant whose attention was diverted by clowns …
Mar 13, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Fact that partnership income tax returns of alleged family partnership included thirteen year old son as partner, fact that such son joined in bill of sale to subsequently organized corporation, …
Mar 12, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Where husband lived with wife as her husband for 73 days following wedding, he could not maintain action for nullity of marriage …
Mar 11, 2013 By: Westlaw Insider
Attorney whose business card was found at scene of burglary with appointment date written thereon was required to disclose identification of client who was to have had appointment with him at that time; …
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