The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... taken out a copyright in certain plays which he had composed , in doing which he had observed all the statute regulations . It was for the infringement of his right in these plays that the action was brought against the defendant ...
... taken out a copyright in certain plays which he had composed , in doing which he had observed all the statute regulations . It was for the infringement of his right in these plays that the action was brought against the defendant ...
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... taken to the residence of Mr. Goss at No. 314 North Eutaw Street , arriving at six o'clock Saturday evening , and lay there until Monday , and was then re- moved to the public vault of a cemetery , where it remained for a long time ...
... taken to the residence of Mr. Goss at No. 314 North Eutaw Street , arriving at six o'clock Saturday evening , and lay there until Monday , and was then re- moved to the public vault of a cemetery , where it remained for a long time ...
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... taken about 1871. The witness after scrutiny said that the likeness of the person standing bore a strong resemblance to the face of the corpse found in the woods , the other man he had never seen . He had looked at the face when the ...
... taken about 1871. The witness after scrutiny said that the likeness of the person standing bore a strong resemblance to the face of the corpse found in the woods , the other man he had never seen . He had looked at the face when the ...
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... taken wholly independently of the prisoner , and before Udderzook had appeared upon the scene , could not be adduced against him . The court said that some details of the proposed evidence , as it should be offered , might turn out to ...
... taken wholly independently of the prisoner , and before Udderzook had appeared upon the scene , could not be adduced against him . The court said that some details of the proposed evidence , as it should be offered , might turn out to ...
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... taken a great number of exceptions during the trial , but no one of them had the good for- tune ultimately to be sustained . On July 2 , the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania sitting in banc , all the judges save Mr. Justice Gordon being ...
... taken a great number of exceptions during the trial , but no one of them had the good for- tune ultimately to be sustained . On July 2 , the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania sitting in banc , all the judges save Mr. Justice Gordon being ...
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