The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 179
... witness against whom he has a spite . The attorney passes it on to the counsel , and unless the counsel is a man both of experience and principle , he is but too apt to regard this , however wrongly , as an instruction which relieves ...
... witness against whom he has a spite . The attorney passes it on to the counsel , and unless the counsel is a man both of experience and principle , he is but too apt to regard this , however wrongly , as an instruction which relieves ...
Page 180
... witness is of such a kind that his credibility ought to be attacked . A further suggestion made by the writer in our contemporary is , that a witness should not be allowed to decline to answer on the ground that he will thereby ...
... witness is of such a kind that his credibility ought to be attacked . A further suggestion made by the writer in our contemporary is , that a witness should not be allowed to decline to answer on the ground that he will thereby ...
Page 265
... witnesses at the trial are to be examined viva voce and in open court ; but when there are sufficient reasons , the court may order that particular facts may be proved by affidavit , or that a witness may be examined by interrogatories ...
... witnesses at the trial are to be examined viva voce and in open court ; but when there are sufficient reasons , the court may order that particular facts may be proved by affidavit , or that a witness may be examined by interrogatories ...
Page 284
... witness the preparation for the change which is to take place there , and the establishment of the rules upon which its success so much depends , and at the beginning of next November it will commence its trial . DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH ...
... witness the preparation for the change which is to take place there , and the establishment of the rules upon which its success so much depends , and at the beginning of next November it will commence its trial . DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH ...
Page 285
... witness was competent , though not an actuary ; but that as the plaintiff had lost an annuity for the joint lives of herself and R. , and as an annuity upon the plaintiff's life only would be of greater value , said instructions were ...
... witness was competent , though not an actuary ; but that as the plaintiff had lost an annuity for the joint lives of herself and R. , and as an annuity upon the plaintiff's life only would be of greater value , said instructions were ...
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