United States Reports, Supreme Court: Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, 3. sējums;93. sējumsLittle, Brown, 1877 |
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20. lappuse
... evidence in any proceeding , by reason of its being authenticated by the official signature of the register . This proposition may be questioned . But suppose it were true , the receipt could be used in evidence , if genuine , for the ...
... evidence in any proceeding , by reason of its being authenticated by the official signature of the register . This proposition may be questioned . But suppose it were true , the receipt could be used in evidence , if genuine , for the ...
47. lappuse
... evidence submitted on the part of the defend- ants ; and that the defendants at the same time were the owners in fee of the other five - sixths of said premises , and exercising acts of ownership over the entire premises . The title of ...
... evidence submitted on the part of the defend- ants ; and that the defendants at the same time were the owners in fee of the other five - sixths of said premises , and exercising acts of ownership over the entire premises . The title of ...
48. lappuse
... evidence , it is made to appear otherwise . If the jury shall find from the evidence that Taylor and Gilbert , the defendants , in 1854 , tendered to Craig , the husband of Isabella F. Bond , $ 2,200 , in payment for his wife's interest ...
... evidence , it is made to appear otherwise . If the jury shall find from the evidence that Taylor and Gilbert , the defendants , in 1854 , tendered to Craig , the husband of Isabella F. Bond , $ 2,200 , in payment for his wife's interest ...
49. lappuse
... evidence , actual , visible , open , and notorious possession of the particular tract as to which the jury is inquiring . Posses- sion by defendants of premises not claimed by plaintiff will not make out a defence as to any of the ...
... evidence , actual , visible , open , and notorious possession of the particular tract as to which the jury is inquiring . Posses- sion by defendants of premises not claimed by plaintiff will not make out a defence as to any of the ...
54. lappuse
... Evidence was given sustaining the defence , and a verdict by the jury was rendered in favor of the defendants . Before the case was submitted to the jury , the plaintiff requested the court to charge , as set forth by him , in eight ...
... Evidence was given sustaining the defence , and a verdict by the jury was rendered in favor of the defendants . Before the case was submitted to the jury , the plaintiff requested the court to charge , as set forth by him , in eight ...
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