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... evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and valueless , but with strange incon- sistency allows his deposition to be taken out of court and read to the jury as evidence against himself . I have not read or heard that anyone objects to a ...
... evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and valueless , but with strange incon- sistency allows his deposition to be taken out of court and read to the jury as evidence against himself . I have not read or heard that anyone objects to a ...
Page 31
... evidence which has come upon . one of the parties by surprise . A tribunal of appeal before which the true issue is raised more clearly , and on sifted evidence , is not liable to the same chances of error . " A similar opinion has too ...
... evidence which has come upon . one of the parties by surprise . A tribunal of appeal before which the true issue is raised more clearly , and on sifted evidence , is not liable to the same chances of error . " A similar opinion has too ...
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... evidence should be excluded or admitted . " That is a question of fact , and can only be determined by evidence . Sir Theodore Martin in speaking of Committees , says : " Carefully selected from the picked men of the country , usually ...
... evidence should be excluded or admitted . " That is a question of fact , and can only be determined by evidence . Sir Theodore Martin in speaking of Committees , says : " Carefully selected from the picked men of the country , usually ...
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... evidence , quite undue weight is given in many courts to the technical rules of evidence . Indeed it is , in such questions as come before Com- mittees , an advantage that the tribunal should not be bound by the strict rules which are ...
... evidence , quite undue weight is given in many courts to the technical rules of evidence . Indeed it is , in such questions as come before Com- mittees , an advantage that the tribunal should not be bound by the strict rules which are ...
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... evidence against the defender might be sufficient to prove the paternity in an ordinary case of filiation at the instance of an unmarried female , the intimacy of the pursuer followed by marriage raised a strong presumption in favour of ...
... evidence against the defender might be sufficient to prove the paternity in an ordinary case of filiation at the instance of an unmarried female , the intimacy of the pursuer followed by marriage raised a strong presumption in favour of ...
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