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Page 168
... evidence is that of the writers . I have already said that in my opinion a general consent of re- cognised writers of different times and different countries to a reasonable proposition is sufficient evidence of a general consent of ...
... evidence is that of the writers . I have already said that in my opinion a general consent of re- cognised writers of different times and different countries to a reasonable proposition is sufficient evidence of a general consent of ...
Page 191
... evidence , were allowed to give evidence with the proviso that the Verdict should not be admissible for or against them , or any person claiming under them ; a proviso afterwards removed by the 6 & 7 Vic . c . 85 ; which Statute ...
... evidence , were allowed to give evidence with the proviso that the Verdict should not be admissible for or against them , or any person claiming under them ; a proviso afterwards removed by the 6 & 7 Vic . c . 85 ; which Statute ...
Page 193
... evidence by the applicant of the materiality of the document in question as a condition to the exercise of the jurisdiction . This proof involves antecedent knowledge of the existence of such document , and therefore precludes its ...
... evidence by the applicant of the materiality of the document in question as a condition to the exercise of the jurisdiction . This proof involves antecedent knowledge of the existence of such document , and therefore precludes its ...
Page 196
... evidence by means of which , the Defendant's case is to be established , or to any discovery of the Defendent's evidence ( see Wigram on Discovery , 90 ) . The Courts of Common Law have , however , gone very far in granting such ...
... evidence by means of which , the Defendant's case is to be established , or to any discovery of the Defendent's evidence ( see Wigram on Discovery , 90 ) . The Courts of Common Law have , however , gone very far in granting such ...
Page 205
... evidence obtained for the purpose of litigation , there may be some very nice questions , particularly when the evidence is not obtained for the direct purpose of being given in the action , but in order that the party who seeks it may ...
... evidence obtained for the purpose of litigation , there may be some very nice questions , particularly when the evidence is not obtained for the direct purpose of being given in the action , but in order that the party who seeks it may ...
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