London, Jan, 23.
A cussion of what constitutes today, ne of "Lars revealed ome fe. points. inlaw The aggrieved party had taken his case to the Houve of Lords when after being awarded £2,000 in Jeourt, the judgment was reversed jon appeal. been walking past a car parked in the street, when un airedale terrier ce innocent bystander, destroying the sight of one exe. ued on the grounds of pereona} injury, and the court awarded him £2,000.
Later judgment was fon appeal. and the caxe was the House of Lords by the ap: pellant. 'The House confirmed the Court of Appeal's decision, after Lord. Dunedin's argument' that a person was legally required guard against reasonable prob-Abilities, but" it was without his power te guard against fantastic
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