Mullen v. . St. John

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1874-09-05

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Dwight, C. The question in the present case arises upon the charge of the judge, which is in the following terms, as far as an exception was taken, to wit: β€œ When the plaintiff proved that the building fell into the street and injured her, she had made out a case, in the absence of any explanation on the part of the defendants, as buildings do not usually or…

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