· 10/15/1881
Wile v. Wilson
Citations
- 32 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 309
How courts have described this case
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- plaintiff may maintain a common law action for injuries received as a result of vendor's sale of liquor
- a violation of Pennsylvania's liquor code is negligence per se and gives rise to an action in tort
- “This is a duty which everyone owes to society and to law entirely apart from any statute.”
- common-law claim based on violation of statute prohibiting sale to intoxicated person
- common-law claim based on violation of statute prohibiting sale to intoxicated person
- negligence per se claim properly submitted to jury on proximate cause issue
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Judges: Talcott
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