In Shaw v. Jewett (86 N.Y. 616) it was said: "The plaintiff is not bound to see; he is bound to make all reasonable effort to see that a careful prudent man would make in like circumstances.
Summary of this case from Zucker v. WhitridgeArgued May 12, 1881
Decided October 4, 1881
Lewis E. Carr for appellant.
W.F. O'Neil for respondent.
FOLGER, Ch. J., reads for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.
In Shaw v. Jewett (86 N.Y. 616) it was said: "The plaintiff is not bound to see; he is bound to make all reasonable effort to see that a careful prudent man would make in like circumstances.
Summary of this case from Zucker v. WhitridgeFull title:JOHN SHAW, Respondent, v . HUGH J. JEWETT, Receiver, etc., Appellant
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Oct 4, 1881
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