The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1917 - Law |
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... course of the hearing before us the question has been almost entirely changed from that which the Sheriff - Substitute decided , and the considerations which have to be taken into account in determining the question have also been ...
... course of the hearing before us the question has been almost entirely changed from that which the Sheriff - Substitute decided , and the considerations which have to be taken into account in determining the question have also been ...
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... course the case that a greater number of fittings have been put in than formerly existed in the buildings , and that these were all put in at one and the same time . But expenditure on such fittings would have formed a proper charge ...
... course the case that a greater number of fittings have been put in than formerly existed in the buildings , and that these were all put in at one and the same time . But expenditure on such fittings would have formed a proper charge ...
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... course of employ- ment - Girl working at machine replaced by another worker - Girl returning to machine and trying to remedy something out of order in the machine - Girl's in which held that the accident arose out of and in the course ...
... course of employ- ment - Girl working at machine replaced by another worker - Girl returning to machine and trying to remedy something out of order in the machine - Girl's in which held that the accident arose out of and in the course ...
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... course of her employment with the respondents ? " course of her employment when the accident happened . As it was clear that the accident arose out of her employment , it followed that compensation was payable ( Goslan v . James Gillies ...
... course of her employment with the respondents ? " course of her employment when the accident happened . As it was clear that the accident arose out of her employment , it followed that compensation was payable ( Goslan v . James Gillies ...
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... course of her employment . Instead of directly answering the question I would propose that we pronounce a finding that there was no evidence before the learned arbi- trator on which he could in law find that the appellant was ...
... course of her employment . Instead of directly answering the question I would propose that we pronounce a finding that there was no evidence before the learned arbi- trator on which he could in law find that the appellant was ...
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