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J1173 Series of clever unjust decisions: plaintiff voluntarily withdraws. (1) Man pulls off borrowed horse's tail: he shall keep horse till tail grows on. (2) Man falls out of bed and kills a baby (or causes a miscarriage): he shall beget a new baby for the mother. (3) Man falls from a bridge and kills boatsman's son: shall allow boatsman to fall from bridge and kill him
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- Clever judicial decisions · J1170 entry
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- Series of Clever Unjust Decisions · ATU 1534
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- Series of wise judgments settles quarrels of village · J1170.1 entry
- The Irish Solomon (Cormac mac Airt). Famed for his clever decisions · J1170.2 entry
- Judgment by testing love · J1171 entry
- Judgment as rebuke to unjust plaintiff · J1172 entry
- Clever decisions concerning kissing and rape · J1174 entry
- Judgments concerning arson · J1175 entry
- Decisions based on experimental tests · J1176 entry
- Story told to discover thief. Judge tells story of the lady, her husband, her lover, and the robbers (H1552.1). Which was the most generous? Witness says that robber was. This shows that he has robber's point of view · J1177 entry
- Clever judicial decisions – miscellaneous · J1179 entry