A Treatise on the Law of Evidence as Administered in England and Ireland ...A. Maxwell & Son, 1848 - 1386 pages |
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Page 647
... fact that the prisoner is a subject of the British Crown may be established by his admission , or by the testimony ... facts should be set forth , but that no overt act , amounting to a distinct independent charge , though falling under ...
... fact that the prisoner is a subject of the British Crown may be established by his admission , or by the testimony ... facts should be set forth , but that no overt act , amounting to a distinct independent charge , though falling under ...
Page 648
... fact , is not peculiar to prosecutions for treason ; though in consequence of the oppressive character of some ... facts is admitted or rejected on the like principle , in either case , accordingly as it does or does not tend to ...
... fact , is not peculiar to prosecutions for treason ; though in consequence of the oppressive character of some ... facts is admitted or rejected on the like principle , in either case , accordingly as it does or does not tend to ...
Page 651
... fact sworn to , or by any other writings , which are found in his possession , and have been treated by him as containing the evidence of the fact recited in them ( 7 ) . §700 . If the evidence adduced in proof of the crime of perjury ...
... fact sworn to , or by any other writings , which are found in his possession , and have been treated by him as containing the evidence of the fact recited in them ( 7 ) . §700 . If the evidence adduced in proof of the crime of perjury ...
Page 652
... fact true , a legal conviction may be obtained ( p ) ; and provided the nature of the statements was such , that one of them must have been false to the prisoner's knowledge , slight corroborative evidence would probably be deemed ...
... fact true , a legal conviction may be obtained ( p ) ; and provided the nature of the statements was such , that one of them must have been false to the prisoner's knowledge , slight corroborative evidence would probably be deemed ...
Page 653
... fact was directly put in issue by the answer , the courts of equity followed the maxim of the Roman ( r ) Per Tindal , C. J. , in R. v . Parker , C. & Marsh . 645 . ( 8 ) 2 Russ . C. & M. 654 ; 2 Hawk . P. C. c . 46 , § 10 . ( t ) 7 & 8 ...
... fact was directly put in issue by the answer , the courts of equity followed the maxim of the Roman ( r ) Per Tindal , C. J. , in R. v . Parker , C. & Marsh . 645 . ( 8 ) 2 Russ . C. & M. 654 ; 2 Hawk . P. C. c . 46 , § 10 . ( t ) 7 & 8 ...
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11 Vict 9 Vict action admissible admitted agreement Alderson answer appear apply assignees assumpsit attendance attesting attorney authorised bill Bing Camp cause certificate Chancery cited clerk commissioners common law competent contract copy Court of Chancery Courts of Equity criminal cross-examination custody debt declaration deed defendant depositions documents Dowl duly East enacts entitled equity examined execution fact give evidence granted handwriting indictment inspect instrument intended issue judge judgment jury justice lease Lord Abinger Lord Brougham Lord Denman Lord Eldon Lord Ellenborough Lord Kenyon Lord Mansfield Lord Tenterden marriage ment oath offence officer Parke parol evidence party Patteson payment perjury person plaintiff prisoner proceedings produced proof prosecution proved purporting purpose question recognised record respect rule seal signature signed statute Statute of Frauds subpoena summons sworn testator testimony thereof Tindal trial verdict Wigram witness writ writing written