· 2/26/1964
Federal Case
Citations
- 327 F.2d 42
How courts have described this case
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- erroneous instruction on vicarious liability was plain or fundamental error requiring new trial despite appellants’ failure to object thereto
- erroneous instruction on vicarious liability was plain or fundamental error requiring new trial despite appellants' failure to object thereto
- lower court erred in trial charge on vicarious liability, failing to charge the Pennsylvania \Captain of Ship\ doctrine
- lower court erred in trial charge on vicarious liability, failing to charge the Pennsylvania “Captain of Ship” doctrine
- “an appellate court may in its discretion, disregard Rule 51 when the error claimed is plain and may result in a miscarriage of justice . . . .”
- failure to charge on the vicarious liability of a surgeon
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