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Skateboard confiscation was unconstitutional when not taken as instrument of criminal activity

You can’t always be blamed for not avoiding a coconut forcefully thrown from a parade

Building owners were not liable for negligence of plumbers.

A child’s lie about his age does not make a contract with him enforceable

Polygraph results are generally not admissible in civil proceedings

Court may not create contract for litigants, nor supply omitted terms while professing to construe the contract.

City, in enforcing ordinance, is not charged with predicting future course of constitutional law.

“Negligence” connotes failure to exercise reasonable care under the circumstances.

In interpreting statute, court must examine structure of statute as a whole.

379 Torts 379I In General 379k106 Nature and elements of torts in general Essential elements of tort are legal wrong and damages