Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of Virginia, Volume 3P. Cottom, 1828 |
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... jury , from the evidence given by the other party ; and as waiving all the evidence on his part , which contradicts that offered by the other party , or the credit of which is impeached ; and all inferences from his own evidence , which ...
... jury , from the evidence given by the other party ; and as waiving all the evidence on his part , which contradicts that offered by the other party , or the credit of which is impeached ; and all inferences from his own evidence , which ...
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... jury . I have seen this subject no where treated with more per- spicuity or ability , than in the opinion of Ch . J ... jury exclusively . When a jury have ascertained the fact , if a question arises whether the fact thus ascertained ...
... jury . I have seen this subject no where treated with more per- spicuity or ability , than in the opinion of Ch . J ... jury exclusively . When a jury have ascertained the fact , if a question arises whether the fact thus ascertained ...
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... jury from the evidence given by the other party , and waiving all the evidence on his part , which contra- dicts that offered by the other party , or the credit of which is impeached , and all inferences from his own evidence which do ...
... jury from the evidence given by the other party , and waiving all the evidence on his part , which contra- dicts that offered by the other party , or the credit of which is impeached , and all inferences from his own evidence which do ...
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... jury , what propriety is there in his introducing evidence on his part ? The practice of putting the evidence on both sides into the record , is calculated to mislead the country . They suppose , that it must be for some purpose that ...
... jury , what propriety is there in his introducing evidence on his part ? The practice of putting the evidence on both sides into the record , is calculated to mislead the country . They suppose , that it must be for some purpose that ...
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... jury . How the jury would have decided as to this matter , we cannot say . I will only observe , for my own part , that had they found for the plaintiffs , I think the Court would not have been justified in setting aside their verdict ...
... jury . How the jury would have decided as to this matter , we cannot say . I will only observe , for my own part , that had they found for the plaintiffs , I think the Court would not have been justified in setting aside their verdict ...
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