· 5/18/1916
City of Louisville v. Dahl
Citations
- 170 Ky. 281
- 185 S.W. 1127
- 1916 Ky. LEXIS 58
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that, for an abuse-of-process claim, “the law of the place of the tort will apply”
- “The law of negligence is a conduct-regulating rule because it seeks to hold defendants to a standard of care.”
- “The law of negligence is a conduct-regulating rule because it seeks to hold defendants to a standard of care.”
- “The law of negligence is a conduct-regulating rule because it seeks to hold defendants to a standard of care.”
- “The law of negligence is a conduct-regulating rule because it seeks to hold defendants to a standard of care.”
- “The law of negligence is a conduct-regulating rule because it seeks to hold defendants to a standard of care.”
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Judges: Clay, William
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