Martin v. Kidwiler

How courts have described this case

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• presumed intoxication of one of the parties was a comment on the evidence
• there must be not only “knowledge of a general danger,” but also knowledge of the “particular danger,” and “the knowledge and appreciation [of danger] by the plaintiff is to be directed toward the particular danger or risk which ends in the plaintiff’s injury”
• there must be not only knowledge of a general danger, but also knowledge of the particular danger, and the knowledge and appreciation of danger by the plaintiff is to be directed toward the particular danger or risk which ends in the plaintiffs injury
• there must be not only “knowledge of a general danger,” but also knowledge of the “particular danger,” and “the knowledge and appreciation [of danger] by the plaintiff is to be directed toward the particular danger or risk which ends in the plaintiff’s injury”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).