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VA Supreme Court sends message to trial judges on early release
In the first case a tenant responsible by was a landlord for his eye injury to forms after the landlord negligently repaired the property. The judge dismissed the case, because he, that felt their was no claim for negligence, as the eye injuries caused by the previous existence of mold and no failed repairs.
The second case involved a cyclist that turn from a vehicle left was taken on his way. The judge dismissed the case keeps the cyclists contributorily negligent was because he saw in his speedometer directly in front of the impact.
From the SCoVA: "You take the opportunity again [W] e litigation stress the principle of the tort that questions of negligence and immediate cause to determine usually questions of fact for the jury, shall instead of questions to the Court of Justice as a right."
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Crazy action - judges can claim against 4-year-old go forward
But negligence a 4 years old. Nope. This is an other crazy action.
Here is more on this story.
and here is a link to the article New York Times
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VA Supreme Court sends message to trial judges on early release
In the first case claimed a tenant a landlord for his eye injury by responsible was form and after the landlord negligently repaired the property. The judge dismissed the case, because he, that felt their was no claim for negligence as the eye injuries caused by the previous existence of mold and no failed repairs.
The second case involved a cyclist who turn from a vehicle left across his path was taken. The judge dismissed the case keeps the cyclists contributorily negligent was because he saw in his speedometer directly in front of the impact.
From the SCoVA: "[W] e which take opportunity to once again litigation stress the principle of the tort, that questions of negligence and immediate cause to determine, shall instead of questions to the Court as a matter of law usually questions of fact for the jury."
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