The Oklahoma Law Journal, Volume 12Dennis, 1913 - Law |
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Page 29
... tending to show that the signers executed the same in a representative character , so as to relieve them from individual lia- bility . 2 . The question of allowing amendments to plead- ings THE OKLAHOMA LAW JOURNAL 29 THE SUPREME COURT ...
... tending to show that the signers executed the same in a representative character , so as to relieve them from individual lia- bility . 2 . The question of allowing amendments to plead- ings THE OKLAHOMA LAW JOURNAL 29 THE SUPREME COURT ...
Page 38
... tending to connect the defendant with the commission of the offense , would be in direct violation both of the letter and spirit of sec . 5884 ( Revised Laws , Procedure Criminal . ) The requirement of the law in this respect cannot be ...
... tending to connect the defendant with the commission of the offense , would be in direct violation both of the letter and spirit of sec . 5884 ( Revised Laws , Procedure Criminal . ) The requirement of the law in this respect cannot be ...
Page 51
... tending to show that it would have taken about 10 minutes in which to make the necessary repairs to the step . On behalf of plaintiff , in addition to the testimony of the two physicians , the following witnesses testified : Charley ...
... tending to show that it would have taken about 10 minutes in which to make the necessary repairs to the step . On behalf of plaintiff , in addition to the testimony of the two physicians , the following witnesses testified : Charley ...
Page 60
... tending to support the verdict of the jury the same will not be disturbed on appeal . 2. In order to determine whether there is any evid- ence in the record reasonably tending to support the verdict , it is the duty of the court to ...
... tending to support the verdict of the jury the same will not be disturbed on appeal . 2. In order to determine whether there is any evid- ence in the record reasonably tending to support the verdict , it is the duty of the court to ...
Page 62
... tending to show that the locomotive was properly con- structed , equipped , inspected , and operated , held , that it was the province of the jury to determine whether the presumption of negligence , created by the starting of the fire ...
... tending to show that the locomotive was properly con- structed , equipped , inspected , and operated , held , that it was the province of the jury to determine whether the presumption of negligence , created by the starting of the fire ...
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