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LIMITATION-Continued.

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receipt of interest sometimes entered on bond, to take
it out of the statute of
a party may decline to avail himself of the statute of
LIS MOTA, meaning of the term

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limits of the rule in case of public and general interest...
declarations made, inadmissible in questions of pedigree...
LIVING, right of presentation to, not provable by hearsay
Lord Tenterdon's Act

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MAGISTRATES. (See Criminal Procedure Code.)
precautions to be taken by, in regard to confessions

⚫ considered persons having authority

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judgments of, bar enquiry into the truth of the facts upon
which they are based
protection afforded to...

persons acting magisterially presumed to be
MAHOMEDAN LAW, not the guide in taking evidence in

evidence of accomplice insufficient for conviction by
MAHOMEDAN LAW OFFICER, is to deliver his futwah in

criminal cases

Futwah of, how may be set aside

MALICE, legal and actual-distinction between

MANAGERS OF ESTATES, entries of, ordinarily tendered

as declarations against interest

MANDATORY, (See Law.)

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MAPS, old-annexed to deeds, receivable in questions relating

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MARRIAGES, artificial effects attached to registers of
may be proved by a witness who was present...
contarcted in a foreign country-presumption regarding
MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS, recitals in, have been received
in cases of pedigree
MARRIED WOMEN, representation of a man that a woman
is his wife, renders him liable for her debts

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(See Husband and Wife.)

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MEMORY, witness may look at a written memorandum to

MILITARY BAZAAR STATIONS, attendance of witnesses at
MIS-REPORTING a source of error in regard to confessions...
MISSALS, Roman Catholic-entries in, have been received in
cases of pedigree

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MODUS, form-existence and nature of, provable by hearsay
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS, credit to be attached to...
MOONSIFFS

NATIONAL LAW. (See Law.)

NATIONS-LAW OF. (See Law.)

NATIVE LAW OFFICERS are to attend at Civil trials to

plaintiff not bound to negative defence in the first instance 596

343

may be given to party or pleader
possession of document must be shown
document when so produced becomes evidence 583

party who gives, not bound to pursue the matter further
OATH, or its equivalent, a necessary preliminary sanction to the
delivery of evidence

576

319

577

319

323

583

323

abolished on all but the most solemn occasions ...
solemn affirmations largely substituted for, in judicial investi-

always dispensed with in cases of religious scruples and
dying declarations

to be administered in the form most binding upon the con.

52

22

52

53

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23

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53

54

a man swearing falsely to belief may be indicted for perjury 387
Civil Procedure Code

OBJECTIONS TO WITNESSES, (See Witnesses.)

OFFICE, continuance of, presumed

OPINION can only be proved by hearsay

on whom rests in cases of alleged division in Hindu families
in cases of death, when cannot be shifted...
on whom rests, in criminal prosecutions

where proof of negative is essential
in charges under legislative enactments...
in actions on contracts...

on whom rests, where means of proof are peculiarly with
defendant
Archbishop Whateley's remarks on the subject

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ORAL, statements-admissible in matters of pedigree...

ORAL EVIDENCE. (See Parol Evidance.)

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...594,594(b)
597(m)

337

344

62

ORDER of Court-is evidence in the Court which issues it
certified copy required, if for another Court

OUTCASTES, testimony of, excluded by Hindu law...

OWNERSHIP, reputed-is made up of the opinion of a man's

modern-exercised by virtue of ancient documents, must be
shown in questions of ancient possession

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to give effect to a written instrument...

1. By establishing its authenticity

2. By applying it to its proper subject-matter.
3. By explaining it

4. By annexing customary incidents

5. To rebut a presumption

to prove usage or practice of trade
but not to contradict what is plain
to prove a marriage

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670

395

671

395

668

393

28(t)
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...95,536(a)

28

12

12

28,46,47

50,300

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220
220 (h)
..223-225

115

115

115,116

when bound by declarations of partner or agent
how far bound by admissions in pleadings
bound by their own conduct during progress of cause
admissions may arise from conduct of
bound to answer criminating questions, but replies cannot
be used as evidence against them
not bound to produce documents irrelevant to the suit, or
confidential communications with professional advisers,
unless they offer themselves as witnesses

entitled to the aid of the comments and arguments of their
pleaders

597

344

PARTNER, declarations of, when binding on party...

presumption regarding continuance of patnership

PASTURAGE, of waste land, right to, provable by hearsay ...

PEDIGREE, generally not provable by immediate testimony
hearsay evidence admissible in cases of
principle upon which hearsay is admitted...
if more satisfactory proof than hearsay is forthcoming, it

should be brought forward

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1

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125

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127

149

68

69

83

meaning of the terms decent, relationship and affinity
evidence of particular facts, such as births, marriages, deaths,
receivable
hearsay admissible to prove time, but not place of birth 155,156
forms in which hearsay is generally offered

154

82,83

157

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157

82

87

87

157,158

87,88