Reports of Cases in Law and Equity in the Supreme Court of the State of New YorkGould, Banks & Gould, 1860 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... evidence of his approval ; if he retains the bill ten days without returning it , & c . , " the same shall become a law in like manner as if he had signed it ; " that is , you may say , that the constitution makes such retention for ten ...
... evidence of his approval ; if he retains the bill ten days without returning it , & c . , " the same shall become a law in like manner as if he had signed it ; " that is , you may say , that the constitution makes such retention for ten ...
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... evidence , under the rules formerly settled . Where a plaintiff offers his books of account as evidence in support of his claim , the defendant will not be permitted to prove the general moral char- acter of the plaintiff to be bad ...
... evidence , under the rules formerly settled . Where a plaintiff offers his books of account as evidence in support of his claim , the defendant will not be permitted to prove the general moral char- acter of the plaintiff to be bad ...
Page 43
... evidence . The plaintiff having rested , the defendant called and had sworn a witness , of whom he inquired what had been the general moral character of the plaintiff , during the period of the account claimed against the defendant ...
... evidence . The plaintiff having rested , the defendant called and had sworn a witness , of whom he inquired what had been the general moral character of the plaintiff , during the period of the account claimed against the defendant ...
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... evidence established the preliminary requisites to their admission . At first books of account were admitted as evidence under the foregoing restrictions , on the presumption that there was no other evidence of the matter , from the ...
... evidence established the preliminary requisites to their admission . At first books of account were admitted as evidence under the foregoing restrictions , on the presumption that there was no other evidence of the matter , from the ...
Page 45
... evidence of the sale and delivery of goods , or of the performance of ser- vices , by merely proving the preliminary facts which heretofore made them sufficient evidence ; that the party , if he have no other means of establishing the ...
... evidence of the sale and delivery of goods , or of the performance of ser- vices , by merely proving the preliminary facts which heretofore made them sufficient evidence ; that the party , if he have no other means of establishing the ...
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