cause:
Causa caqusans - An immediate or effective cause. Se immediate cause under Cause.
Causa sine qua non A necessary cause; the cause without which ... cause. The cause without which the event could not have, occurred Also termed actual cause; cause in fact; factual cause. Proximate cause. 1. Cause that
cause:
Causa caqusans - An immediate or effective cause. Se immediate cause under Cause.
Causa sine qua non A necessary cause; the cause without which ... cause. The cause without which the event could not have, occurred Also termed actual cause; cause in fact; factual cause. Proximate cause. 1. Cause that
doctrine that, if the Plaintiff's act was the proximate cause of the damage the Plaintiff could not recover damage was a well-established ... murder' which is an accident, depends on the proximity of the cause of such murder. In our opinion, if the dominant intention
involved any stress or strain........ there has to be an proximate nexus between cause of death and employment. A stray statement made by Appellant that ... though there is no plausible medical evidence to portray that the proximate cause for the death was due to the strain and stress, still
involved any stress or strain..................................................... ..................... there has to be an proximate nexus between cause of death and employment. A stray statement made by Appellant that ... though there is no plausible medical evidence to portray that the proximate cause for the death was due to the strain and stress, still
doctrine that, if the Plaintiff's act was the proximate cause of the damage the Plaintiff could not recover damage was a well-established
recklessness is not located in a desire to cause harm. It resides in the proximity of the reckless state of mind to the state ... doctrine that, if the Plaintiff's act was the proximate cause of the damage the Plaintiff could not recover damage was a well-established
fails to do so and such failure is the proximate cause of the injury or death,
he is guilty of negligence. In other words
fails to do so and such failure is the proximate cause of the injury or death,
he is guilty of negligence. In other words
murder' which is an accident, depends on the proximity of the cause of such murder. In our opinion, if the dominant intention ... murder' which is an accident, depends on the proximity of the cause of such murder. In our opinion, if the dominent intention
