The Quarterly Review, Volume 263, Issue 522John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 299
... evidence . Judges in this country , who far more than Parliament have been responsible for formulating our law on the subject , have been singularly rigid when defining what evidence they would allow to be given in court . The same ...
... evidence . Judges in this country , who far more than Parliament have been responsible for formulating our law on the subject , have been singularly rigid when defining what evidence they would allow to be given in court . The same ...
Page 304
... evidence that the husband did not have access to his wife at the time in question cannot be given for this purpose either by the husband or the wife ; neither of them can be asked any question tending to prove such non - access ; it ...
... evidence that the husband did not have access to his wife at the time in question cannot be given for this purpose either by the husband or the wife ; neither of them can be asked any question tending to prove such non - access ; it ...
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... evidence is inadmissible until it be shown that the production of primary evidence is out of the party's power , ' but the fact that to produce ' best evidence ' is often out of a party's financial power is not taken into account . The ...
... evidence is inadmissible until it be shown that the production of primary evidence is out of the party's power , ' but the fact that to produce ' best evidence ' is often out of a party's financial power is not taken into account . The ...
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ART CONTENTS | 185 |
Poetry and Verse and Worse PAGE | 189 |
ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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