Michigan Reports: Cases Decided in the Supreme Court of Michigan, 99. sējumsMichigan. Supreme Court, Randolph Manning, George C. Gibbs, Thomas McIntyre Cooley, Elijah W. Meddaugh, William Jennison, Hovey K. Clarke, Hoyt Post, Henry Allen Chaney, William Dudley Fuller, John Adams Brooks, Marquis B. Eaton, Herschel Bouton Lazell, James M. Reasoner, Richard W. Cooper Phelphs & Stevens, printers, 1894 |
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... testimony of a witness who was at work near the place of the accident , that he did not hear the signals , is held to have been competent , in view of the attending circumstances , which are stated in the opinions of MCGRATH , C. J. ...
... testimony of a witness who was at work near the place of the accident , that he did not hear the signals , is held to have been competent , in view of the attending circumstances , which are stated in the opinions of MCGRATH , C. J. ...
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... testimony offered was wholly incompetent . The law does not permit a party to strengthen the testimony of his wit- ness to a transaction by showing that he talked it over with others after the transaction took place . 2. One John ...
... testimony offered was wholly incompetent . The law does not permit a party to strengthen the testimony of his wit- ness to a transaction by showing that he talked it over with others after the transaction took place . 2. One John ...
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... testimony is evidence of the material fact to be proved in order to sustain a recovery ? It seems to me a reasonable and just rule that there is no presumption that a signal was not given from the fact that one did not hear it , without ...
... testimony is evidence of the material fact to be proved in order to sustain a recovery ? It seems to me a reasonable and just rule that there is no presumption that a signal was not given from the fact that one did not hear it , without ...
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... testimony of a similar character . In Menard v . Railroad Co. , 150 Mass . 387 , the negli- gence alleged was the failure to ring the bell , and the tes- timony was of a similar character . The court said : " Ordinarily , all that a ...
... testimony of a similar character . In Menard v . Railroad Co. , 150 Mass . 387 , the negli- gence alleged was the failure to ring the bell , and the tes- timony was of a similar character . The court said : " Ordinarily , all that a ...
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... testimony was not competent as tending to show that the witness did not rely upon his recollection , at the time of the trial or long subsequent to the event , of the fact that the whistle was not blown , but that his attention was ...
... testimony was not competent as tending to show that the witness did not rely upon his recollection , at the time of the trial or long subsequent to the event , of the fact that the whistle was not blown , but that his attention was ...
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