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The doctrine of Identification was expressly overruled by the House of Lords in the case of?

The doctrine of identification laid down in Thorogood v. Bryan was expressly overruled by the House of Lords in "Bernina Mills v. Armstrong" (1888), holding that a passenger…

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The doctrine of Identification was expressly overruled by the House of Lords in the case of?

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The doctrine of identification laid down in Thorogood v. Bryan was expressly overruled by the House of Lords in "Bernina Mills v. Armstrong" (1888), holding that a passenger is not identified with the negligence of the vehicle's driver.

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