...property of the charity was depleted by the payment of damages its usefulness might be either impaired or wholly destroyed, the object of the founder or...a public charity he thereby enters into a relation duct caused the harm, and in causing the re-, ™ benefactor from Habmty ceptacles containing corrosive...

...followed in a number of other cases: "One who accepts the benefit either of a public or a private charity enters into a relation which exempts his benefactor from liability for the negligence of his servants in administering the charity; at any rate, if the benefactor has used due care in selecting...

...plaintiff bore to the corporation ; that one who accepts the benefit of either public or private charity enters into a relation which exempts his benefactor from liability for the negligence of his servants in administering the charity; at any rate, if the benefactor has used due care in selecting...

...charity, the learned judge said: 'One who accepts the benefit either of a public or private charity enters into a relation which exempts his benefactor from liability for the negligence of his servants in administering the charity ; at any rate, if the benefactor has used due care in selecting...

...ei seq. Such is the case at bar. One who accepts the benefit either of a public or a private charity enters into a relation which exempts his benefactor from liability for the negligence of his servants in administering the charity; at any rate, if the benefactor has used due care in selecting...

...property of the charity was depleted by the payment of damages its usefulness might be either impaired or wholly destroyed, the object of the founder or...provided due care has been used in their selection. McDonald v. Massachusetts General Hospital, ubi supra; Perry v. House of Refuge, 63 Md. 20, 52 Am....

...of damages, its usefulness might be either impaired or wholly destroyed, the object of the founders or donors defeated, and charitable gifts discouraged;...provided due care has been used in their selection : McDonald v. Massachusetts General Hospital, 120 Mass. 432, 21 Am. Rep. 529 ; Perry v. House of Refuge,...

...object of the founders or donors defeated, and charitable gifts discouraged; or that if an indi vidual accepts the benefit of a public charity, he thereby...provided due care has been used in their selection : McDonald v. Massachusetts General Hospital, 120 Mass. 432, 21 Am. Rep. 529 ; Perry v. House of Refuge,...

...principle is stated to be that, "One who accepts the benefit either of a public or a private charity enters into a relation which exempts his benefactor from liability for the negligence of his servants in administering the charity; at any rate if the benefactor has used due care in selecting...

...charity, the learned judge said : " One who accepts the benefit cither of a public or private charity enters into a relation which exempts his benefactor from liability for the negligence of his servants in administering the charity; at NY Rep.] Opinion of the Court, per CULLEN, Cli. J. any...