The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 150
... Lord Alverstone has remarked that when corroboration is necessary , there must be a material corroboration in a material part of the story , but the Lord Chief Justice has also observed that " it would not be right in every case to ...
... Lord Alverstone has remarked that when corroboration is necessary , there must be a material corroboration in a material part of the story , but the Lord Chief Justice has also observed that " it would not be right in every case to ...
Page 445
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , has described as an indirect record of the number of CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE . 445.
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , has described as an indirect record of the number of CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE . 445.
Page 451
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , in the Court of Criminal Appeal , as " one of the most able I have ever read . " Lord Coleridge observed that , " the law did not demand that they should act on certainties , and upon cer- tainties alone . In ...
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , in the Court of Criminal Appeal , as " one of the most able I have ever read . " Lord Coleridge observed that , " the law did not demand that they should act on certainties , and upon cer- tainties alone . In ...
Page 452
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , observed : - " Circumstantial evidence given in answer to admitted facts proved against a person charged was most reliable , because it was not likely to be invented , and if invented , would in all ...
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , observed : - " Circumstantial evidence given in answer to admitted facts proved against a person charged was most reliable , because it was not likely to be invented , and if invented , would in all ...
Page 456
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , has observed , in the Court of Criminal Appeal , that " there were necessarily cases where persons were convicted on circumstantial evidence . " " 2 At the hearing of the appeal against conviction for murder ...
... Lord Alverstone , L.C.J. , has observed , in the Court of Criminal Appeal , that " there were necessarily cases where persons were convicted on circumstantial evidence . " " 2 At the hearing of the appeal against conviction for murder ...
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