The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 8-10; Volume 39Saunders and Benning, 1848 - Law |
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... witnesses will be notoriously different , and it becomes peculiarly important for the person who has to decide the question to balance these opinions , and frequently to recall the witnesses in the course of the investigation , for the ...
... witnesses will be notoriously different , and it becomes peculiarly important for the person who has to decide the question to balance these opinions , and frequently to recall the witnesses in the course of the investigation , for the ...
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... witnesses and jurors , and is too often forgotten , or not enforced , by the judge . Hence the first answers of the witnesses will naturally express no more than their own understanding and belief ; and when they fail to show , by facts ...
... witnesses and jurors , and is too often forgotten , or not enforced , by the judge . Hence the first answers of the witnesses will naturally express no more than their own understanding and belief ; and when they fail to show , by facts ...
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... witnesses , however respectable they may be . ' The only proper distinction between a usage relating to the meaning of words , and the opinions of witnesses , is , that the first must be proved by facts , i . e . instances of its ...
... witnesses , however respectable they may be . ' The only proper distinction between a usage relating to the meaning of words , and the opinions of witnesses , is , that the first must be proved by facts , i . e . instances of its ...
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METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL | 1 |
SMITH v EARL FERRERS | 7 |
PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE FROM | 37 |
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