The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 147
Here the jury acquitted the prisoner . Again , in another case , emanating from
that great poisoning county Essex , a woman escaped conviction because white
precipitate was not proved on the trial to be a “ poison or destructive thing ...
Here the jury acquitted the prisoner . Again , in another case , emanating from
that great poisoning county Essex , a woman escaped conviction because white
precipitate was not proved on the trial to be a “ poison or destructive thing ...
Page 154
A distinguished German who has commented on his trial , expresses his
astonishment that any professional men ... and endeavour to lead a jury by their
testimony to believe another -- when they make themselves advocates , and deal
in ...
A distinguished German who has commented on his trial , expresses his
astonishment that any professional men ... and endeavour to lead a jury by their
testimony to believe another -- when they make themselves advocates , and deal
in ...
Page 169
It is observed by Mr. Macqueen , to whose able and learned works , both upon
this particular subject and upon the House of Lords ' practice the profession is so
deeply indebted , that in Scotland , no more than in France , is divorce tried by
jury ...
It is observed by Mr. Macqueen , to whose able and learned works , both upon
this particular subject and upon the House of Lords ' practice the profession is so
deeply indebted , that in Scotland , no more than in France , is divorce tried by
jury ...
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The Landed Estates Court may direct an issue to be tried before any jury , for the
purpose of determining any question of ... it appears that no court other than the
Landed Estates Court could direct a new trial ; but that court , consisting of two ...
The Landed Estates Court may direct an issue to be tried before any jury , for the
purpose of determining any question of ... it appears that no court other than the
Landed Estates Court could direct a new trial ; but that court , consisting of two ...
Page 238
Ultimately the jury found for the full amount claimed by the plaintiffs . In
Michaelmas Term last the Attorney - general , on behalf of defendant , moved for
a new trial , on several grounds :1. That there was no evidence for the jury of
false and ...
Ultimately the jury found for the full amount claimed by the plaintiffs . In
Michaelmas Term last the Attorney - general , on behalf of defendant , moved for
a new trial , on several grounds :1. That there was no evidence for the jury of
false and ...
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