Peers v. Nevada Power, Light & Water Co.

1 Citing case

  1. Whitten v. Nevada Power, Light & Water Co.

    132 F. 782 (9th Cir. 1904)

    If plaintiff believes this lumping clause to be material, then she should amend it by inserting the particular breach under each duty specified. This was done in Peers v. Nevada Power, Light & Water Co. (C.C.) 119 F. 400, and such is certainly the better practice. The complaint ought to be so specific as not to open the door so wide as to admit anything on every point of the case, without a breach of duty is expressed in regard to it.