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Page 48
The party who calls him is not entitled to put leading questions , or to adopt any of
those modes of examination which are necessary for the purpose of extorting
truth from an unwilling witness , until the Court perceive , from the manner and ...
The party who calls him is not entitled to put leading questions , or to adopt any of
those modes of examination which are necessary for the purpose of extorting
truth from an unwilling witness , until the Court perceive , from the manner and ...
Page 101
A testator dies indebted to an amount larger than his personal estate , including
the paraphernalia of his wife , and devises all his real estate to his heir . Is the
wife entitled to her paraphernalia ? 7. Is trespass maintainable by an
administrator ...
A testator dies indebted to an amount larger than his personal estate , including
the paraphernalia of his wife , and devises all his real estate to his heir . Is the
wife entitled to her paraphernalia ? 7. Is trespass maintainable by an
administrator ...
Page 174
In reference to the efficacy of the prayer for general relief in such a case , the
same learned judge remarked : “ It is true that in cases in which plaintiffs are not
entitled to the relief specifically prayed , and the relief to which they are entitled is
...
In reference to the efficacy of the prayer for general relief in such a case , the
same learned judge remarked : “ It is true that in cases in which plaintiffs are not
entitled to the relief specifically prayed , and the relief to which they are entitled is
...
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Contents
SIR SAMUEL ROMILLYAS AN ADVO | 1 |
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN IRE | 41 |
THE JUDGMENT OF THE RIGHT | 54 |
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