The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 77
... person who is proved to have killed another , to show that it was not done unlawfully , and quite a different thing to assume that a person did the killing , and also that he did it in a manner to make the act murder . Guilt and crime ...
... person who is proved to have killed another , to show that it was not done unlawfully , and quite a different thing to assume that a person did the killing , and also that he did it in a manner to make the act murder . Guilt and crime ...
Page 79
... persons on trial for crime . The presumption in question , when once established , stands for evi- dence of the fact ... person who wanted to destroy a man , of whom , in the eyes of the jury , it would , it was feared , not appear fit ...
... persons on trial for crime . The presumption in question , when once established , stands for evi- dence of the fact ... person who wanted to destroy a man , of whom , in the eyes of the jury , it would , it was feared , not appear fit ...
Page 91
... person giving the same or by his attorney . " A notice of appeal signed by a clerk of the appellant's attorney with authority of the appellant , held , valid . — Regina v . Justices of Kent , L. R. 8 Q. B. 305 . AUCTION . Advertising a ...
... person giving the same or by his attorney . " A notice of appeal signed by a clerk of the appellant's attorney with authority of the appellant , held , valid . — Regina v . Justices of Kent , L. R. 8 Q. B. 305 . AUCTION . Advertising a ...
Page 98
... persons , together with a third person , were curates of said church ; but said J. D. C. W. never had been a curate of the church . Held , that evidence to show that it was not the tes- tator's intention to give a legacy to said W. was ...
... persons , together with a third person , were curates of said church ; but said J. D. C. W. never had been a curate of the church . Held , that evidence to show that it was not the tes- tator's intention to give a legacy to said W. was ...
Page 112
... persons to place their signature upon a paper . No explanation was given of the document , and there was no evidence ... person named in his will his executor was admissible in evidence . In the Goods of Sykes , L. R. 3 P. & D. 26 . - 6 ...
... persons to place their signature upon a paper . No explanation was given of the document , and there was no evidence ... person named in his will his executor was admissible in evidence . In the Goods of Sykes , L. R. 3 P. & D. 26 . - 6 ...
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