The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 58
... evidence would be required : whereas , in the action , the declaration merely stated a con- clusion of negligence , and the plea denied it ; and both parties came down to trial , neither knowing what was really the case of the other ...
... evidence would be required : whereas , in the action , the declaration merely stated a con- clusion of negligence , and the plea denied it ; and both parties came down to trial , neither knowing what was really the case of the other ...
Page 74
... evidence viva voce ( re Lafitte and Co. , December 6 ) . Vice- Chancellor Malins took a similar course in a case in which , though there was a question of fact , it did not appear to require trial by jury . The Master of the Rolls ...
... evidence viva voce ( re Lafitte and Co. , December 6 ) . Vice- Chancellor Malins took a similar course in a case in which , though there was a question of fact , it did not appear to require trial by jury . The Master of the Rolls ...
Page 75
... evidence which had been filed on both sides went only to the opinions of the witnesses and their inferences from the facts ( Attorney - General v . Terry , December II ) . In another case , however , in which the question was as to ...
... evidence which had been filed on both sides went only to the opinions of the witnesses and their inferences from the facts ( Attorney - General v . Terry , December II ) . In another case , however , in which the question was as to ...
Page 99
... evidence . He took that time to sum up the evidence on both sides on one of the most important parts of the case - the arrival of the Osprey at Melbourne in 1854. There were about 20 witnesses on that head , and their evidence only ...
... evidence . He took that time to sum up the evidence on both sides on one of the most important parts of the case - the arrival of the Osprey at Melbourne in 1854. There were about 20 witnesses on that head , and their evidence only ...
Page 100
... evidence being obtained , and ultimately the evidence of Luie was found to be false Had it not been for the adjournment , this would not have been dis- covered , and the fraud might have succeeded . But the adjournment certainly would ...
... evidence being obtained , and ultimately the evidence of Luie was found to be false Had it not been for the adjournment , this would not have been dis- covered , and the fraud might have succeeded . But the adjournment certainly would ...
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