The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 18Saunders and Benning, 1853 - Law |
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... question which renders him infamous , or even to disgrace him , and that such evidence was inadmissible . In Cooke's case , Treby , C. J. , said , ' If it be an infa- mous thing , that is enough to preserve a man from being bound to ...
... question which renders him infamous , or even to disgrace him , and that such evidence was inadmissible . In Cooke's case , Treby , C. J. , said , ' If it be an infa- mous thing , that is enough to preserve a man from being bound to ...
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... question by which he might incur a penalty . It may be observed , further , that the principle extends not only to questions where the answer would immediately criminate the witness , but to all questions which tend collaterally to his ...
... question by which he might incur a penalty . It may be observed , further , that the principle extends not only to questions where the answer would immediately criminate the witness , but to all questions which tend collaterally to his ...
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... question , the object of which was to degrade or render him infamous . It is to be observed , however , that his lordship did not afterwards strictly adhere to this rule . In the case of Macbride v . Macbride , 2 a witness for the ...
... question , the object of which was to degrade or render him infamous . It is to be observed , however , that his lordship did not afterwards strictly adhere to this rule . In the case of Macbride v . Macbride , 2 a witness for the ...
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