Cooley's treatise on the American Law of Torts states that "the custom of the country, in some states enacted into statute law, requires that when teams approach and are about to pass on the highway, each shall keep to the right of the centre of the travelled portion of the road." [Please select]
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Legal standards are used chiefly in the law of torts, in the law of public utilities and in the law as to fiduciary relations. [Please select]
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No codification of the law of torts has done more than provide a few significantly broad generalizations. [Please select]
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The Anglo-American lawyer, thinking in terms of procedure, speaks of contracts and torts, using the former term in a wide sense. [Please select]
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Roman law and English law begin with a set of what might be called nominate delicts or nominate torts. [Please select]
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Taken up by text writers on torts in the last half of that century, it had much influence in Anglo-American law. [Please select]
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The system of nominate delicts or nominate torts, both in Roman law and in our law, proceeds on this postulate. [Please select]
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After that he took down a book--somebody "On Torts,"--and dug into it. [Please select]
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He gave up looking at the wall of his office, and took to somebody "On Torts" again. [Please select]
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Yet he was enjoying the study in a way that he had never enjoyed the study of somebody "On Torts." [Please select]
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"I had not, but it was Monsieur's pleasure to go slowly; to stop for the views, to look at the ruined torts, and to trace the old road." [Please select]
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