Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court And, at Law, in the Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of New Jersey, Volume 12Soney and Sage, 1830 |
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... witnesses . The most regular and usual mode of proof , is for the witness to swear , not only that he was present and saw the deed executed , but also that at the time of the execution he subscribed his name as a witness thereto . I do ...
... witnesses . The most regular and usual mode of proof , is for the witness to swear , not only that he was present and saw the deed executed , but also that at the time of the execution he subscribed his name as a witness thereto . I do ...
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... witness was a legitimate subject of inquiry ; and he was entitled to disparage and discredit her , even from her own lips , if she thought proper to disclose her own shame and infamy . But the witness . was not bound to answer the ...
... witness was a legitimate subject of inquiry ; and he was entitled to disparage and discredit her , even from her own lips , if she thought proper to disclose her own shame and infamy . But the witness . was not bound to answer the ...
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... witness if he had sworn in his answer in chancery contrary to the fact he was then deposing , and if he said that he had not , then the plaintiff in order to dis- credit him might have given the answer in evidence , but he could not do ...
... witness if he had sworn in his answer in chancery contrary to the fact he was then deposing , and if he said that he had not , then the plaintiff in order to dis- credit him might have given the answer in evidence , but he could not do ...
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