The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 217
... evidence would be obtained , if he were precluded from availing himself of the verdict gained through his evidence in any subsequent action brought by himself . Ac- cordingly the statute 3 & 4 Will . IV . c . 42 , s . 26 , provided that ...
... evidence would be obtained , if he were precluded from availing himself of the verdict gained through his evidence in any subsequent action brought by himself . Ac- cordingly the statute 3 & 4 Will . IV . c . 42 , s . 26 , provided that ...
Page 218
... evidence of all other interested persons was thenceforth receivable in all judicial inquiries ; all objec- tions that could be raised to it , being now directed , not to its ad- missibility in the first instance , but to its credibility ...
... evidence of all other interested persons was thenceforth receivable in all judicial inquiries ; all objec- tions that could be raised to it , being now directed , not to its ad- missibility in the first instance , but to its credibility ...
Page 219
... evidence to that extent which would permit a wife to be called upon to give evi- dence against her husband , or vice versā . Such being therefore the position of the law of evidence with respect to the admissibility of parties to suits ...
... evidence to that extent which would permit a wife to be called upon to give evi- dence against her husband , or vice versā . Such being therefore the position of the law of evidence with respect to the admissibility of parties to suits ...
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