· 3/15/1965
Young v. Dodson
Citations
- 388 S.W.2d 94
- 239 Ark. 143
- 1965 Ark. LEXIS 943
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that violation of a law does not constitute negligence per se but is evidence of negligence
- recognizing that violation of a law does not constitute negligence per se but is evidence of negligence
- responses improper and inadequate where they were sworn to by attorneys rather than the parties themselves
- responses improper and inadequate where they were sworn to by attorneys rather than the parties themselves
- a law violation is not negligence per se, but is only evidence of negligence
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Judges: Harris
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