National Geographic, Volume 150National Geographic Society, 1976 - Geography |
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... claim the defendant was negligent in the operation and control of his automobile in operating same at a careless and negligent manner , in driving same at a fast and unlawful rate of speed under the circumstances , in not having said ...
... claim the defendant was negligent in the operation and control of his automobile in operating same at a careless and negligent manner , in driving same at a fast and unlawful rate of speed under the circumstances , in not having said ...
Page 115
... claim struck you ? A. At the front struck me , right here ( indicating the left hip ) . Q. The front part of the car on what side ? A. The nearest side of the front nearest me . Q. Do you mean the side of the car which was nearest the ...
... claim struck you ? A. At the front struck me , right here ( indicating the left hip ) . Q. The front part of the car on what side ? A. The nearest side of the front nearest me . Q. Do you mean the side of the car which was nearest the ...
Page 208
208 Charles S. Bonanno — Defendant — Cross . Street where you claim your car stopped ? A. It didn't stop on the northerly rail , it stopped on the first rail . Q. That is the northerly rail ? A. That is right . Q. About what distance ...
208 Charles S. Bonanno — Defendant — Cross . Street where you claim your car stopped ? A. It didn't stop on the northerly rail , it stopped on the first rail . Q. That is the northerly rail ? A. That is right . Q. About what distance ...
Page 337
... claim of the defendant , of course he has not made out his case . But if the story is believed by you , if it seems to you to be a probable story , and the surrounding circumstances and the physical facts sustain it , then you would be ...
... claim of the defendant , of course he has not made out his case . But if the story is believed by you , if it seems to you to be a probable story , and the surrounding circumstances and the physical facts sustain it , then you would be ...
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... claiming that because he does not remember that he is not trying to tell the truth . But we are here to have in mind the things that he does tell you , the things which you believe to be true that he tells you , what bearing they have ...
... claiming that because he does not remember that he is not trying to tell the truth . But we are here to have in mind the things that he does tell you , the things which you believe to be true that he tells you , what bearing they have ...
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