The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 14
... jury found that such intention existed in the mind of Boucicault at the time of taking out his copyright , and therefore his title was held valid . To determine thus the intention in the mind of a person will in many cases be attended ...
... jury found that such intention existed in the mind of Boucicault at the time of taking out his copyright , and therefore his title was held valid . To determine thus the intention in the mind of a person will in many cases be attended ...
Page 22
... jury . The means of detection at the command of the com- panies were regarded as so great that , when they broke down in the attempt to prove that W. S. Goss had been alive since Feb- ruary 2 , 1872 , it was at once very positively ...
... jury . The means of detection at the command of the com- panies were regarded as so great that , when they broke down in the attempt to prove that W. S. Goss had been alive since Feb- ruary 2 , 1872 , it was at once very positively ...
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... jury , substantially : that the burden was upon the plaintiff to satisfy the jury that the body burned was the body of W. S. Goss ; that if the jury should find that in his applications for in- surance Goss had , by wilful falsehood ...
... jury , substantially : that the burden was upon the plaintiff to satisfy the jury that the body burned was the body of W. S. Goss ; that if the jury should find that in his applications for in- surance Goss had , by wilful falsehood ...
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... jury was made up with commendable despatch . The first person called , a Mr. Morton , said that he had formed , from reading newspaper re- ports , just such an opinion as he would form in any other case , but not such as to prevent him ...
... jury was made up with commendable despatch . The first person called , a Mr. Morton , said that he had formed , from reading newspaper re- ports , just such an opinion as he would form in any other case , but not such as to prevent him ...
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... jury in a capital cause . The objection was there- fore sustained , and the court further refused to allow the photo- graph to be shown to the coroner as it had been to Mr. Moore . Dr. Bailey testified as to the marks of violence noted ...
... jury in a capital cause . The objection was there- fore sustained , and the court further refused to allow the photo- graph to be shown to the coroner as it had been to Mr. Moore . Dr. Bailey testified as to the marks of violence noted ...
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