· 1/25/1909
Freshman v. United States
Citations
- 212 U.S. 566
- 29 S. Ct. 691
- 53 L. Ed. 654
- 1909 U.S. LEXIS 1842
Syllabus
<p>Writ of error to review a judgment of conviction for liquor selling without having first paid the special Federal tax therefor, dismissed for ' want .of jurisdiction. Plaintiff in error contended that the indictment was found on evidence improperly obtained.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “To be actionable, negligence must be the proximate cause of the injury complained of and must be such as might have been reasonably expected to produce an injury.”
- “To be actionable, negligence must be the proximate cause of the injury complained of and must be such as might have been reasonably expected to produce an injury.”
- “To be actionable, negligence must be the proximate cause of the injury complained of and must be such as might have been reasonably expected to produce an injury.”
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