Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont: Reported by the Judges of Said Court, Agreeably to a Statute Law of the State, 104. köideJ. Spooner, 1931 |
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Page 327
... rule cannot be denied in the face of the cases above referred to . But it does not follow that the evidence was properly admitted . The corroborating circumstances making it reasonable to give the plaintiff the benefit of the rule are ...
... rule cannot be denied in the face of the cases above referred to . But it does not follow that the evidence was properly admitted . The corroborating circumstances making it reasonable to give the plaintiff the benefit of the rule are ...
Page 345
... rule , as we know it , regarbed in more expressive and scholarly terms , perhaps . The author points out that this is something more than a rule of evidence , and asserts that it is a rule of substantive law . There is much good sense ...
... rule , as we know it , regarbed in more expressive and scholarly terms , perhaps . The author points out that this is something more than a rule of evidence , and asserts that it is a rule of substantive law . There is much good sense ...
Page 538
... rule , and construing the term " disposed of " in its broad and general sense , we think the evidence reasonably warrants the inference to support it . If the defendant had parted with possession of and control over the property without ...
... rule , and construing the term " disposed of " in its broad and general sense , we think the evidence reasonably warrants the inference to support it . If the defendant had parted with possession of and control over the property without ...
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