The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1920 - Law |
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... respondent's notice , on her own suggestion , and with her knowledge and approval ; and ( 2 ) that thus the appellant , with the respondent's participation , became fixed with and held by onerous obligations for performance of which it ...
... respondent's notice , on her own suggestion , and with her knowledge and approval ; and ( 2 ) that thus the appellant , with the respondent's participation , became fixed with and held by onerous obligations for performance of which it ...
Page 28
... respondent , a boy of sixteen years of age , was employed by the appellants as a coal picker at the coal picking tables at their Mossblown Pit . 2. The coal picking tables are on the pit - head , which is reached by a stair from the ...
... respondent , a boy of sixteen years of age , was employed by the appellants as a coal picker at the coal picking tables at their Mossblown Pit . 2. The coal picking tables are on the pit - head , which is reached by a stair from the ...
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... respondent then went back to the fire on the Diamond Road and asked Hamilton , the trigger , if he had seen Shannon . Hamilton answered " No. " The respondent then asked Hamilton if he had got his pay line . Hamilton replied that he had ...
... respondent then went back to the fire on the Diamond Road and asked Hamilton , the trigger , if he had seen Shannon . Hamilton answered " No. " The respondent then asked Hamilton if he had got his pay line . Hamilton replied that he had ...
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... respondent was employed as a picker . The respondent went to the mine that day to obtain his pay at the hour when , according to the ordinary routine , the pay lines were given out to the workmen . Without a pay line he could not obtain ...
... respondent was employed as a picker . The respondent went to the mine that day to obtain his pay at the hour when , according to the ordinary routine , the pay lines were given out to the workmen . Without a pay line he could not obtain ...
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... respondent sat had been duly scutched and rendered in itself inert and not dangerous . Thus there was nothing out of the usual in the conditions of the place to suggest to the respon- dent any reason why he should not , consistently ...
... respondent sat had been duly scutched and rendered in itself inert and not dangerous . Thus there was nothing out of the usual in the conditions of the place to suggest to the respon- dent any reason why he should not , consistently ...
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