• H. R. Moch Co. v. Rensselaer Water Co.

    A large fire occurred in which plaintiff owner's warehouse was substantially damaged. During the fire, defendant water company ran out of supplies, and plaintiff contended that such a mistake resulted in increased damages to his building. Accordingly...
  • Kenai Chrysler Ctr., Inc. v. Denison

    The guardians of a developmentally disabled 19-year-old sued appellant automobile dealer and its insurance agency, seeking to void a contract entered into by their ward and alleging a violation of Alaska's Unfair Trade Practices Act (UTPA), Alaska...
  • Harris v. Anderson Cty. Sheriff's Office

    A sheriff's deputy kenneled his police dog at a veterinary clinic while the deputy was on vacation. The deputy and the sheriff's office knew that the dog had a recent history of multiple unprovoked attacks. While kenneled at the clinic, the dog...
  • Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition

    A provision of the Child Pornography Prevention Act of 1996 (CPPA) ( 18 USCS 2252A(a) ) prohibited the possession or distribution of "child pornography," which was defined in another CPPA provision ( 18 USCS 2256(8)(B) ) as including any visual...
  • Popov v. Commissioner

    In their 1993 tax returns, petitioners claimed a home office deduction for their living room, and deducted 40 percent of their annual rent and 40 percent of their annual electricity bill. Respondent disallowed these deductions. Petitioners sought a redetermination...
  • LexisNexis annonce un nouvel accord de partenariat avec la start-up Ubikap

    PARIS, le 27 septembre 2023 – Après le rachat de Case Law Analytics en août 2023 , LexisNexis poursuit sa dynamique de croissance en signant un partenariat avec la legaltech Ubikap. Cet accord s’inscrit dans la stratégie...
  • State v. Lauglin

    The evidence established that defendant wilfully and maliciously set fire to a stable or barn that had fodder in it and that a crib of corn, which stood within 26 feet of the stable, was also consumed in part. The superior court charged the jurors that...
  • P.R. Dep't of Consumer Affairs v. Isla Petroleum Corp.

    In 1973, Congress passed the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act (EPAA), 15 U.S.C.S. § 751 et seq., in reaction to severe market disruptions caused by an embargo on oil exports to the United States. The central provision of the legislation was 15...
  • Totten v. United States

    Appellant, the administrator of the intestate's estate, brought an action to recover compensation for services rendered by his intestate under a contract with the President of the United States to proceed south to gain information regarding the insurrectionary...
  • Kingsley v. Kingsley

    The foster parents filed a petition for adoption of a minor child. The trial court granted the adoption petition and then terminated the appellant mother's parental rights based upon findings of abandonment and neglect. The appellant mother sought...