Carlson v. Sioux Falls Water Co.
Citations
- 5 S.D. 402
- 59 N.W. 217
- 1894 S.D. LEXIS 76
Syllabus
<p>The master is not liable for an injury sustained, by his servant in the course of his employment, when the danger is of such a character that it must be as apparent to the servant as to the master, or when it is such that it could not be ascertained by either in the exercise of reasonable care and prudence.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.</p>
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- noting that Ohio law is more protective than federal law and holding that stop without statutory authority violated search and seizure clause of Ohio Constitution
- noting that Ohio law is more protective than federal law and holding that stop without statutory authority violated search and seizure clause of Ohio Constitution
- holding the Ohio Constitution provides no greater protection than the Fourth Amendment
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Judges: Fuller
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