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Note 369 — Chapter XVIII · INTENTION AND NEGLIGENCE.

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These negative rules as to negligence commonly assume the form of rules of evidence to the effect that there is no evidence of negligence to go to the jury. But to withdraw a case from the jury on this ground is clearly equivalent to the establishment of a rule of substantive law that the facts proved do not amount to negligence.

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