The Law Journal for the Year 1832-1949: Comprising Reports of Cases in the Courts of Chancery, King's Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer of Pleas, and Exchequer of Chamber, ...E. B. Ince, 1825 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... evidence upon the matters contained in the pleadings ; and the matters contain- ed in the pleadings would necessarily be the whole matters referring by way of de- fence to the two distinct actions brought at law . Now the first ...
... evidence upon the matters contained in the pleadings ; and the matters contain- ed in the pleadings would necessarily be the whole matters referring by way of de- fence to the two distinct actions brought at law . Now the first ...
Page 40
... evidence of criminal acts . But if we are to say , that a defendant is not to answer in this court questions which merely degrade him in moral character , without exposing him to any forfeiture or penalty , what is to become of nine ...
... evidence of criminal acts . But if we are to say , that a defendant is not to answer in this court questions which merely degrade him in moral character , without exposing him to any forfeiture or penalty , what is to become of nine ...
Page 41
... evidence under such a commission , could be indicted for perjury there ; and because if such an indictment for perjury would lie and were preferred in the West Indies against a witness giving such false evidence , the prejudice ...
... evidence under such a commission , could be indicted for perjury there ; and because if such an indictment for perjury would lie and were preferred in the West Indies against a witness giving such false evidence , the prejudice ...
Page 42
... evidence , —that is , by evidence which at law could not be admitted . were Accordingly the commissions granted in both cases , and the injunctions . were continued till the return of the com- missions . 1824 . December . S MAULE V ...
... evidence , —that is , by evidence which at law could not be admitted . were Accordingly the commissions granted in both cases , and the injunctions . were continued till the return of the com- missions . 1824 . December . S MAULE V ...
Page 56
... evidence , which made the finding of the jury upon the issue contrary in appearance to the evidence , though it was in substance correct : the party , who gave in evidence that circumstance , having moved for a new trial on the ground ...
... evidence , which made the finding of the jury upon the issue contrary in appearance to the evidence , though it was in substance correct : the party , who gave in evidence that circumstance , having moved for a new trial on the ground ...
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