Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Chancery [1846-1852], by the Right Hon. Sir J.L. Knight Bruce, Vice-Chancellor, Part 65, Volume 1S. Sweet, 1849 - Equity |
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... evidence of his client's secrets , I take it to be clear , that no Court would permit him to give such evidence , or would have any difficulty , if a solicitor , voluntarily chang- ing his situation , was , in his new character ...
... evidence of his client's secrets , I take it to be clear , that no Court would permit him to give such evidence , or would have any difficulty , if a solicitor , voluntarily chang- ing his situation , was , in his new character ...
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... evidence of a material witness , being uncorroborated and being in other respects unsatisfactory , has been discredited by the judge , and the jury have given a verdict against the party producing that witness , this Court , upon being ...
... evidence of a material witness , being uncorroborated and being in other respects unsatisfactory , has been discredited by the judge , and the jury have given a verdict against the party producing that witness , this Court , upon being ...
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... evidence to shew of what John Hollins : and therefore for the defendant . A motion was now made on the part of the plaintiffs for a new trial , on the ground of improper rejection of evidence by the learned Judge ; on the ground also of ...
... evidence to shew of what John Hollins : and therefore for the defendant . A motion was now made on the part of the plaintiffs for a new trial , on the ground of improper rejection of evidence by the learned Judge ; on the ground also of ...
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... evidence , however , was uncorroborated by other evidence , and was , particularly as to the places which he passed on his route , and as to the particulars of the inter- view , considered by the learned Judge as vague and im- probable ...
... evidence , however , was uncorroborated by other evidence , and was , particularly as to the places which he passed on his route , and as to the particulars of the inter- view , considered by the learned Judge as vague and im- probable ...
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... evidence proving that persons bearing her name lived in that place : Doe d . Johnson v . The Earl of Pembroke ( a ) , Davies v . Lowndes ( b ) , Kidney v . Cockburn ( c ) , Rishton v . Nesbitt ( d ) , Rex v . Inhabitants of Erith ( e ) ...
... evidence proving that persons bearing her name lived in that place : Doe d . Johnson v . The Earl of Pembroke ( a ) , Davies v . Lowndes ( b ) , Kidney v . Cockburn ( c ) , Rishton v . Nesbitt ( d ) , Rex v . Inhabitants of Erith ( e ) ...
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