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The evidence of the wife of a person charged with others with an offence , but who does not himself give evidence , is admissible against others of the accused . It is not to be treated as if it were the evidence of the husband , but as ...
The evidence of the wife of a person charged with others with an offence , but who does not himself give evidence , is admissible against others of the accused . It is not to be treated as if it were the evidence of the husband , but as ...
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In an appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeal against a conviction for being an habitual criminal , the Court must consider the case on its merits and not merely whether there was evidence upon which the jury might reasonably have found ...
In an appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeal against a conviction for being an habitual criminal , the Court must consider the case on its merits and not merely whether there was evidence upon which the jury might reasonably have found ...
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Shearman , J. , refused the application , and declined to exercise his discretion under the Act , because he disapproved of the recent practice of allowing adultery to be proved by affidavit evidence . It was held that , in the ...
Shearman , J. , refused the application , and declined to exercise his discretion under the Act , because he disapproved of the recent practice of allowing adultery to be proved by affidavit evidence . It was held that , in the ...
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| Pealkiri | Encyclopaedia of the laws of England: with forms and precedents by the most eminent legal authorities, 17. köide Encyclopaedia of the laws of England: with forms and precedents by the most eminent legal authorities, Maxwell Alexander Robertson |
| Contributors | Sir Alexander Wood Renton, Maxwell Alexander Robertson, Sir Frederick Pollock (Bart), William Bowstead |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Sweet & Maxwell, Limited, 1906 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 jaan. 2020 |
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