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At present the evidence is all known to the counsel when they have read their
brief . When they agree as to the effect of it , the depositions are entered as read .
When they do not agree , such parts only are read as are the subject of difference
...
At present the evidence is all known to the counsel when they have read their
brief . When they agree as to the effect of it , the depositions are entered as read .
When they do not agree , such parts only are read as are the subject of difference
...
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written evidence ; and finding myself empowered to take oral evidence , I used
the privilege liberally . “ I began by taking down the evidence myself ; but I found
that the time so consumed stopped all other business . A single witness occupied
...
written evidence ; and finding myself empowered to take oral evidence , I used
the privilege liberally . “ I began by taking down the evidence myself ; but I found
that the time so consumed stopped all other business . A single witness occupied
...
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system of affidavit evidence , subject to cross - examination ; partly in a method of
oral examination , borrowed from that in use in the courts of common law in the
case of a witness about to go abroad ; -the court having power at the hearing to ...
system of affidavit evidence , subject to cross - examination ; partly in a method of
oral examination , borrowed from that in use in the courts of common law in the
case of a witness about to go abroad ; -the court having power at the hearing to ...
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LAW MAGAZINE VOL XVII N S AUG NOV 1852 | 90 |
COMMON LAW 1105 | 105 |
CRIMINAL AND MAGISTRATES CASES 49 151 | 151 |
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