Opinion · Mississippi Supreme Court
Mauney v. Gulf Refining Co.
Mauney v. Gulf Refin. Co., 193 Miss. 421 (Miss. 1942)
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Mississippi Supreme Court
- Jurisdiction
- Mississippi
- Date
- 1942-05-25
- Topic
- general
requiring that the test of "reasonable foreseeability is also satisfactorily met." | In order for a person to be liable for an act which causes injury, the act must be of such character, and done in such a situation, that the person doing it should reasonably have anticipated that some injury to another will probably result therefrom
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delivered the opinion of the court on motion.
The motion denominated a motion for diminution of the record will be treated as a motion to strike certain parts of the record, since it does not suggest that there has been any diminution of the record by omission of necessary pleadings but that certain items are improperly included.
The motion will be sustained as to the following specified items: Nos. &, 10,11,12,13, and 14, being, respectively, motion to dismiss, order on said motion, original appeal *427 bond in former hearing, citation on original appeal, mandate, and former opinion of the court.
Sustained in part and overruled in part.