The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Parties are not entitled to put in , as part of their case , documents handed to a
witness , on cross - examination by the opposite party , to depose to their nature .
Semble , counsel are not entitled to see letters handed to a witness , under like ...
Parties are not entitled to put in , as part of their case , documents handed to a
witness , on cross - examination by the opposite party , to depose to their nature .
Semble , counsel are not entitled to see letters handed to a witness , under like ...
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In an action against S. , it was proved that a witness went to a tavern and asked a
waiter if S. was there ; and on a person coming out to the witness , the latter
asked him who he was , and he said his name was S. The witness had not known
...
In an action against S. , it was proved that a witness went to a tavern and asked a
waiter if S. was there ; and on a person coming out to the witness , the latter
asked him who he was , and he said his name was S. The witness had not known
...
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Witnesses were examined before a magistrate against a prisoner charged with
felony , and minutes of their evidence ... and from questions he asked the
witnesses : Held , that in cross - examination , a witness might be asked what he
then ...
Witnesses were examined before a magistrate against a prisoner charged with
felony , and minutes of their evidence ... and from questions he asked the
witnesses : Held , that in cross - examination , a witness might be asked what he
then ...
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