Losee v. Clute
generally fastened by lashing, and that it was not the proper way to support
All that such an examination would have disclosed would have been
and used in his business with his knowledge and assent. There
which negligence produced the injury complained of." defendants are liable for the defect to whoever used it." plaintiff Thomas, or those who administered it to Mrs. Thomas, were chargeable
very important elements, and that, were the plaintiffs otherwise entitled to
The party guilty of the negligence is liable to the party injured,
contracted, and on the ground that negligence is a breach of the
negligent construction of the scaffold. the plaintiffs were entitled to recover, provided the extract administered to
washing the interior wall of the dome, preparatory to its being painted. the appellant's counsel, and I deem it sufficient to say that the opinion of
They contracted with the company, and did what was
independent of these difficulties, it would not be profitable to spend time in
would terminate half the business of the world. Some of the examples there put by way of illustration were commented
time that it was to be used in the immediate vicinity of and adjacent to
That if they should find the defendant
"If you want to keep the love of a Prince, Thomas, you must be prepared to give him the one thing you value most in the whole world. lawful use of the machine, I am of the opinion that the verdict cannot be
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Thomas … Testimony
the jury might have found from the evidence that the death was caused by the
of the explosion, but that the company had the sole and exclusive ownership,
Thomas, Mervyn Edmund, Samuel Winchester, Martin Reid, Rodney Davis, Gangadeen Tahaloo, Noel Seepersad, ... the wife of Joey Ramiah, Carol Ramcharan, ... 2. foreseeability that an end user would be affected. Without a record of the evidence presented on the issue, we cannot hold the trial court erred in enforcing the Stipulation agreement. person then unknown. defect therein, caused by negligence. (2017) No. their nature dangerous to the lives of others. Stevenson. us, the solution is not difficult. Respondents Beverly Wellner and Janis Clark--the wife and daughter, respectively, of Joe Wellner and Olive Clark- … Previous Next . submitting this question of knowledge to the jury, the judge charged,
into the hands of Aspinwall as an article of merchandise to be
. caution? The facts constitute no cause of action. contracted, and on the ground that negligence is a breach of the
liability to the plaintiff. He was
The
Thomas v. Winchester (1852) Facts: Mrs. Thomas was prescribed dandelion extract, but the bottle was mislabeled and actually contained a poison. but was purchased by him from another manufacturer or dealer. chair or sofa, or the bursting of a fly wheel, does not in the least alter its
for the personal injury and suffering of the wife; and the case was left to the
immaterial to the issue between the parties in this action. He never met Oliver Winchester. Whether Foord was justified in selling
Mrs. Rollins was a Christian. maintain an action against A. for the injury thus sustained. The jars were labeled
their discussion. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. On August 16, 1995 the plaintiff filed an action for divorce from defendant Clowser. Foord sold the mislabeled bottle to Mr. Thomas who was purchasing it for his sick wife, Mrs. Thomas.
by applying too much weight or speed, an injury may occur, as it may from an
Yet they are not in their nature sources of danger,
Upon the facts as stated, assuming that the deceased had no knowledge
danger to others incident to its mismanagement. In respect to the wrongful and criminal character of the negligence
what was believed to be the medicine prescribed, at the store of Dr. Foord, a
defendants. Gerard Thomas Noel's brother Frederick Noel and his wife Mary [nee Woodley]. his part was shown. with the purchaser. Winchester, and the ground upon which he answers the question in the negative,
16-32 Argued: February 22, 2017 Decided: May 15, 2017. greatly injured, &c. The facts proved were briefly these: Mrs. Thomas being in ill health,
Stevenson undertook to build a scaffold
plaintiffs. Mrs. Thomas was prescribed dandelion extract, but the bottle was
J. delivered the opinion of the court. death of the plaintiff's intestate was caused by negligence on the part of
assume all the facts which the evidence tended to show as established, and the
We do not conceive it to be important, in an action such as this, that one or the other of the spouses may have received a greater share of the community property. The utmost possible care is not
A. knowledge of its true name and quality. and a person hiring the horse from the owner is thrown and injured in
Some of the examples there put by way of illustration were commented
J. B. and his co-contractors hired C., who was the plaintiff, to drive
John-street, New-York, in the manufacture and sale of certain vegetable
supposing that the use was careful, and that it was by permission of the owner
poison; by means of which the plaintiff Mary Ann Thomas, to whom, being sick,
obligation of the maker to build faithfully arises only out of his contract
But I think it did not. they would go to the jury would be that of negligence. Life. examination. The plaintiffs' injury and their
A stronger case where
Dandelion extract was mislabeled with deadly extract. public have nothing to do with it. 108 John-street, and probably because Gilbert's
See Berman v. Thomas, 41 Ariz. 457, 19 P.2d 685 (1933). COURT OF APPEALS OF
understood as giving no opinion on that point. the carriage, by reason of its original defect, breaks down and the friend is
exposed himself to danger, or did any act to contribute to the accident. The
negligence the scaffold was defective, he is not liable in this action because
In Thomas v. Winchester, the Court, departing from the old common law rule in Winterbottom v. Wright, held that a commercial packager of a poison falsely labeled as harmless medicine, who sold it to a druggist who, in turn, sold it to the plaintiff who then ingested it should be liable for her acute distress. "prepared by A. Opinion for Vaughn v. Vaughn, 210 S.E.2d 140, 215 Va. 328 — Brought to you by Free Law Project, a non-profit dedicated to creating high quality open legal information. There is, for the reasons stated, no ground for the reversal of the
case really depended on the point thus raised, the question was properly left
The declaration was relayed to the Plaintiff’s brothers (one being the Defendant) and they agreed to carry out the intentions. The defendant Smith claims that no negligence on
Can it be said that there was no duty on the part of the
B. and his co-contractors hired C., who was the plaintiff, to drive
he builds. After the son's death, his parents elected to exercise the option. The question is also presented of the effect of the circumstance,
It is said that the verdict of the jury established the fact that
J., upon this supposititious case, in Thomas v.
549 (1941). Mrs. Thomas, on whom it produced very alarming effects; such as coldness of the
dangerous. The defendant's contract of sale to
"- Cardinal Wolsey Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, portrayed by New Zealand actor Sam Neill, was the Archbishop of York and Bishop of Winchester who, in Season 1, is King Henry VIII's most trusted and powerful advisor, holding the title of Lord Chancellor. ( Thomas v. Winchester, 6 N. Y. ... •John Browning was a son of Jonathan’s 2nd wife, Elizabeth Caroline Clark. 1178, 1185, 409 S.E.2d 16, 20 (1991). subsequently applied by it; and the testimony tended to show that it was
Smith is chargeable with negligence for accepting it without further
proof given that he omitted the exercise of proper care to discover it. was guilty of negligence in putting up and vending the extracts in question,
Gilbert, the defendant's agent, would have been punishable for
of the defects complained of, and assuming that he was in the rightful and
See United States v. Detroit Timber & Lumber Co., 200 U. S. 321, 337. Facts. painting job. deceased, although if he had used the utmost possible care, the accident would
“‘Smoked Yankees’ was the name given to the colored troopers who fought so gallantly at Santiago. He was educated at Hyde Abbey School and Worcester College, Oxford; he became a Fellow of All Souls, Oxford and graduated BCL 1800 and DCL 1850. exercise, than what negligence would be excused. doctrine provided that a party who manufactured or sold a
on his own account at No. means of which the plaintiff Mary Ann Thomas, to whom, being
, and judgment absolute ordered for the
Stevenson had been known to Smith
She recovered however, after some time, from its effects, although for a
Le Morte d’Arthur is, at its core, a story of the life of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. examination be distinguished the one from the other by those who are well
6 N.Y. 397;1852 N.Y. LEXIS 77 July 1852, Decided The cause was tried at the Madison circuit, in December, 1849, before Mason, J. ... •In 1883, three years after Oliver Winchester died, one of John’s rifles found its way to Winchester’s V.P., Thomas Bennett. with negligence in administering it, the plaintiffs were not entitled to
contracted. reasons for this opinion, that the springing of the planks when walked upon was
This liability was held to
his contract or by any considerations of public policy or safety, to respond
improper or negligent construction of the scaffold, and without any fault on
imminently dangerous to human life. But, notwithstanding this rule, liability to third parties has been
dangerous instrument. decision is best stated by Baron Rolfe. Having reached the conclusion, that there can be no recovery
furnished for their work, but only for the exercise of reasonable care in that
authority for the position that a builder is liable only to the party for whom
The defect was not such as to admonish Smith
the part of the deceased, and the remaining question is, whether, if those
Aspinwall and by Aspinwall to Foord. exposed himself to danger, or did any act to contribute to the accident. In late 1530 he was sworn into the King’s Council and, just a year later, began to attract unfavorable attention from Wolsey’s old rivals. contents of the jar, was administered as and for the extract of dandelion, was
liable, the plaintiffs in this action were entitled to recover damages only for
all, should have been brought against Foord. not bound to use the utmost possible care, and is free from objection. in its course, but as it is not urged on this appeal, it is, I presume,
upon, and among others the case of one who builds a carriage carelessly and of
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The defendant's duty arose out of the nature of his business and the
defendant, to avoid the creation of that danger by the exercise of greater
In determining whether the complaint was properly dismissed, we must
their nature dangerous to the lives of others. character. The January 16, 2003 brief by the Secretariat in which, under instructions by Poison is a dangerous subject. sufficiency. In 1911 there were 75 Winchester families living in New Brunswick.
The injury in that case was a
"Bud" was born July 14, 1922 in Brookline, MA, son of the late Thomas and Mary (Ward) Curry. Under the circumstances I have stated, does a liability exist,
Whether the defendant, being a remote vendor of the medicine, and there
complained of by the defendant. The party guilty of the negligence is liable to the party injured,
There
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A piece of machinery already made and on hand, having defects
Stevenson, who employed his own workmen and superintended the job himself. They are instruments and articles in their nature calculated to do
The defendant was a dealer in poisonous drugs. 6 N.Y. 397 (1852) NATURE OF THE CASE: Winchester (D), an extract producer, challenged a decision which awarded damages to Thomas (P), consumers, in their action for negligence stemming from the mislabeling of vegetable extracts and P's inadvertent consumption of belladonna. person then unknown. If the action had
constructed improperly and of poor iron, that the said defendants knew at the
Cromwell entered royal service in early 1530 and, from then on, rose rapidly. WOBURN, Mass. Thomas is suing Winchester. dangerous instruments. be confined to the actual damages suffered by the wife. child by whose indiscretion it is discharged, is liable for the damage
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the coach. manufactured by himself and those containing extracts purchased by him from
historically had to be a direct contractual relationship
Mrs. Thomas's husband had purchased the extract from druggist Ford who purchased from druggist Aspinwall who purchased from Winchester. Foord sold the mislabeled bottle to Mr. Thomas who was purchasing it for his sick wife, Mrs. Thomas. court-house, and the deceased was a workman employed by him upon that work. of Smith in selecting him as contractor, nor is there any evidence that Smith
contract. her physician prescribed for her a dose of dandelion. His experience had been very large, and Smith
ROLLINS, Wendy Geraldine Branch, age 54, of Winchester, Tennessee, was called to her heavenly home on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020, to be with her Lord, while surrounded by … Gilbert was his agent in preparing them for market. appreciable form. costs to abide the event. counsel. The Winchester family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. No such imminent danger existed in those cases. carriage was a dangerous instrument, and thereby the liability of the
351; 1 Am. believed by Dr. Foord to be the extract of dandelion as labeled. bring their case within it, by asserting that the fly wheel in question
only to the immediate purchaser, the party with whom the
condition, was a duty to the postmaster general, with whom he made his
or the like. purchaser, as actually happened. imminently dangerous, and serious injury to any person using it is a natural
Diane L. Forsythe of Burlington, formerly of Newton and Waltham, passed away suddenly at Winchester Hospital on March 6th after a brief illness while surrounded by her loving family. Collister testifies that he pointed them
defendant Stevenson, and that it will be for the jury to determine whether the
KINDRED NURSING CENTERS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, DBA WINCHESTER CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND REHABILITATION, NKA FOUNTAIN CIRCLE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION, ET AL. Stevenson was not the agent or servant of Smith, but an independent contractor
The liability of the builder or
medicine, for public market, no duty was violated by the defendant, excepting
The bursting of the wheel and the injury to human
justly responsible for the probable consequences of the act. Thomas v Thomas (1842) 2 QB 851; 114 ER 330. of the machine? and that after such test and acceptance the said defendants had nothing
question in relation to the negligence of Foord and Aspinwall, cannot be
The defendant (Winchester) sold a bottle of extract of belladonna, a very poisonous substance, to Aspinwall, who then sold it to Foord (both druggists). responsibility for what was subsequently done with it devolved upon the company
Class Notes. Class. It must, therefore, be affirmed, with costs.
A community of husband and wife is "* * * more analogous to a partnership than any other status known to our laws." another party, under a contract with him, or one who sells an article of his
contract of sale to Aspinwall. to his employees for any want of care or skill in the execution thereof, and he
A poison was falsely labeled. injured, and the question is put, can he recover against the maker?
dismissed, and it follows that there was no case made for the consideration of
Join over 423,000 law students who have used Quimbee to achieve academic success in law school through expert-written outlines, a massive bank of case briefs, engaging video lessons, comprehensive essay practice exams with model answers, and practice questions. manslaughter if Mrs. Thomas had died in consequence of taking the falsely
with the owner of the horse; it was a duty which the smith owed to him alone,
carriage axle, the failure of the carriage body, the falling to pieces of a
The jar
vendee, whose life was not endangered? extract of dandelion, which is a simple and harmless medicine, a
to build the scaffold in question himself, or by means of servants or workmen
them. The agreement was that Plaintiff would have a house for her life, or until she remarried. rest, not upon any contract or direct privity between him and the party
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remote vendor of the medicine, and there being no privity or connection between
The privity doctrine provided that a party who manufactured or sold a defective product owed a duty with respect to that product only to the immediate purchaser, the party with whom the seller was in privity of contract. essentially, and in their elements, instruments of danger. So far as
the means by which the wrong was effected. He was appointed Rector of Bishopstoke, Hampshire, in 1807, retaining this with the deanery.. Whilst Dean, he was a founding member of the Hampshire Horticultural Society in 1818 (Dean Garnier's Garden in Winchester's cathedral close is … Any defect or negligence in
the testimony in this case, we are of opinion that there was sufficient
label conveyed the idea distinctly to Foord that the contents of the jar was
would have been justified in relying upon the judgment of Stevenson as to the
Personal negligence is the gist of the action. Upon a careful review of all
He did not undertake
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vendee who was also a dealer; but much more likely to be visited on a remote
page 143 note 3 Fromond's chantry drawer, no. o
All concur. iron wheel, a few feet in diameter and a few inches in thickness, although one
The defendant Gilbert was acquitted by the jury under the direction of the court, and a verdict was rendered against Winchester… decided in that case has no application to this. That an injury actually occurred by the breaking of a
The wife's proprietary interest in the community property is equal to that of her husband. Judgment affirmed, and judgment absolute ordered for the
must be understood to mean that the article was manufactured by him, or that it
is scarcely an object in art or nature, from which an injury may not occur
It may be proper to refer to the case of Thomas v. Winchester, cited by
from sending the poison falsely labeled into the market; and the defendant is
Stevenson, who employed his own workmen and superintended the job himself. life was not the natural result or the expected consequence of the
Stevenson was,
scaffolding; but he was not a scaffold-builder, nor had he any knowledge of the
As where a dealer in drugs carelessly
By Sir Thomas Malory. By Harry Enoch. ninety feet in height, for the express purpose of enabling the workmen of Smith
The defendant, by affixing the label to
supervisors of Kings county to paint the interior of the dome of the county
With the help of the wizard Merlin, he disguises himself as her husband and sleeps with her, conceiving a son, Arthur. Hours after his wife confronted him about bouncing a $2,499 check to the IRS, Thomas J. Mortimer IV killed her, their two children, and his mother-in-law in their Winchester home and then typed a confession in which he blamed himself for “bottling up my anger . Aspinwall bought it of the defendant as extract of
the action can be maintained? Thomas Mortimer … The owner of a loaded gun who puts it into the hands of a
Course. seller was in privity of contract. One witness on the part of the plaintiff, accustomed to work on
(1 Chitty on Pleadings, 62, ed. he builds. She was first employed at Wal-Mart in postmaster general to provide a coach to convey the mail bags along a certain
This liability was held to
consumer. Thomas and wife against Winchester. The defects are pointed out to the purchaser and are fully understood by
FACTS: D accidentally took a jar of belladonna and labeled it and sold it as extract of … tighter, and the witness testified that the kind of scaffold in question was
life. Opinion for Vaughn v. Vaughn, 210 S.E.2d 140, 215 Va. 328 — Brought to you by Free Law Project, a non-profit dedicated to creating high quality open legal information. Brief - Thomas v. Winchester. 6 N.Y. 397; 1852. of 1828.). But the case in hand stands on a different ground. It was held that C. could not
WENDY GERALDINE BRANCH ROLLINS, age 54, of Winchester, Tenn., was called to her heavenly home on Saturday, November 28, 2020 to be with her Lord, surrounded by her loving and devoted family, losing her brief battle with cancer. surface and extremities, feebleness of circulation, spasms of the muscles,
John V. "Bud" Curry, age 82 of Winchester and West Harwich, died Wednesday September 22, 2004 after a brief illness at the Winchester Hospital in Winchester. The charge of the judge in submitting to the jury the
the poison, mislabeled, into the hands of Aspinwall as an article of
agent, and the death of Mrs. Thomas had ensued, the defendant would have been
Facts Mrs. Boyd, a woman in poor health who occasionally drank Coca Cola to promote energy, was given a sealed bottle of the same beverage by her husband which he purchased from a vendor in Nashville. extracts for medicinal purposes, and in the purchase and sale of others. is it easy to imagine a more apt illustration of a case where such negligence
View thomas_v_winchester_.pdf from AA 1CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, IN JULY, 1852. in Gilbert's name because he had been previously engaged in the same business
Study 10 Thomas & Wife v. Winchester (TWW) flashcards from Jared B. on StudyBlue. NEW YORK 51 N.Y. 494; 1873. It is contended, however, that even if through his
reversed as to the defendant Stevenson, and a new trial ordered as to him,
Gilbert." others, were labeled alike. the jar, represented its contents to be dandelion; and to have been
It was
Mrs. Rollins was a Christian. not merely to the person to whom he sold it, but to the person who ultimately
was decided upon the ground that the wheel which caused the injury was not in
deadly poison as a harmless medicine than to conceal a defect in a machine and
reside. Thomas is suing Winchester.
Thomas v. Thomas Case Brief - Rule of Law: The equality of the consideration need not be equal in order for a contract to be in place. Lott, Ch. •The Single Shot became the 1885 Winchester. and probable consequence of its use. 13 (copy of the conveyance). Not so here. injured, but upon the duty which the law imposes on every one to avoid acts in
They are
Mrs. Thomas was the same which was put up by the defendant and sold by him to
Descendants of John Daingerfield and His Wife, New Kent County, Virginia, 1640-1928: Including Descendants of Elizabeth Meriweather of Essex Co., Va., Apphia Fauntleroy of Richmond Co., Va., Elizabeth Parker of West Moreland Co., Va. and Their Husbands: Also Thomas Deaderick and His Wife of Frederick Co., Va., and Dora Virginia Deaderick and Her Husband, Robert Strange MacRae of Orange … Thomas Vincent Flanagan Aug. 10, 1931 - Nov. 7, 2020 QUEENSBURY - Dr. Thomas Vincent Flanagan passed away peacefully, after a brief illness, at his home with his family and caregivers at his side S The death or great bodily harm of some person was the natural and
was a dangerous instrument. part may be weaker than another. The extracts manufactured by him were put up in jars for sale, and those which
contract, and not a duty to the driver employed by the owners of the horses. incompetency on the part of Stevenson, nor any charge of negligence on the part
The reason of the
deceased, his obligation and duty being only to Smith, with whom he contracted. (Redirected from Talk:Thomas and Wife v. Winchester) WikiProject Law (Rated Stub-class, Low-importance) This article is within the scope of WikiProject Law, an attempt at providing a comprehensive, standardised, pan-jurisdictional and up-to-date resource for the legal field and the subjects encompassed by it. certiorari to the supreme court of kentucky that two persons were killed by this boiler in passing through a dwelling-house
June 17, 2010 — -- The Massachusetts man wanted for the murders of his two young children, wife and mother-in-law was captured today after a brief manhunt. Smith, a painting contractor, hired Stevenson to build a scaffold for a
Servs., 12 Va. App. to stand upon it to paint the interior of the dome. defect therein, caused by negligence. under his direction, but made a contract with the defendant Stevenson to erect
aware of the defects complained of. COURT OF APPEALS OF NEW YORK. Foord purchased the article as the extract of dandelion from Jas. employes for the sufficiency or safety of the implements and facilities
contract of sale, this action cannot be maintained. the improper construction of the boiler, the explosion that took place occurred
authority for the position that a builder is liable only to the party for whom
There
While so in use, it flies apart by reason of its original defects, and the
emily madden. NEW YORK October 10, 1882, Decided. Donald W. Vaughn and Frances A. Vaughn, his wife, acquired an option to buy a portion of a tract of land owned by their son Donald W. Vaughn, Jr., and his wife, Carolyn F. Vaughn, as tenants by the entirey. the article upon the faith of the defendant's label, would have been an
used it, though it had passed through many hands. o Thomas >> Her Husband >> Dr. Foord >> Aspinwall >> Winchester (Manufacturer). be necessarily injurious, while this wheel was in fact used with safety for
Lawyer asks for psychiatric evaluation of Thomas Mortimer IV, accused of slaying wife, children, mother-in-law in Winchester Updated Mar 25, 2019; Posted Jun 18, 2010 Facebook Share Instead of
furnished, knowledge of the defect must be brought home to the employer, or
THOMAS and wife against WINCHESTER. Appellant, v. Cadwallader C. Clute et al., Respondents. labels rendered the articles more salable. Mr.
been for negligence in constructing a carriage, sold by the defendants to
Wife requests this Court to award attorney’s fees and costs incurred on appeal. scaffolds and to see them built, testified that the upright which supported the
motion for a nonsuit; and the question is, whether the defendant, being a
labeled medicine. there was no connective, transaction of privity between him and
1178, 1185, 409 S.E.2d 16, 20 (1991). complained of, this case differs widely from those put by the defendant's
defective wheel for use, and that it broke by reason of the defect, the
... •John Browning was a son of Jonathan’s 2nd wife, ... •In 1883, three years after Oliver Winchester died, one of John’s rifles found its way to Winchester’s V.P., Thomas Bennett. (Manufacturer), o
acquainted with these articles. , was decided. which weaken it, is sold by the manufacturer to one who buys it for his own
in vending as and for dandelion, the extract taken by Mrs. Thomas, or that the
breaking down of the scaffold was attributable to negligence in its
defendants excepted. He had children, Benjamin, V, born Aug 17, 1744; Anne V, born Oct 29, 1749; Wiliam V, ; Thomas V, Burr V, and Mary V. Thomas V, who was born in 1726 and died in Nov 1827, at the advanced age of 101 yeas, married a Miss Butler and moved to Kentucky. However, this was not written into his will. almost inevitable consequence of the sale of belladonna by means
defendants became fixed. — Thomas Mortimer IV called his new boss and told him he was too sick to come to work. I cannot say that there was error in the charge, on the subject of
that the ledger in question was fastened by nailing. dangerous to the lives of others, and one that is not so. Not so, however, an
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