The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 27West Publishing Company, 1894 |
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Page 139
... evidence to suggest a supervening cause for the death ; and , from the evidence stated , it is clear that the death was the natural con- sequence of the wounds inflicted . In such state of case , it is not error to omit to charge the ...
... evidence to suggest a supervening cause for the death ; and , from the evidence stated , it is clear that the death was the natural con- sequence of the wounds inflicted . In such state of case , it is not error to omit to charge the ...
Page 140
... evidence supporting both theories with great cogency . Appellant was a witness on the last trial , but was not on either of the former trials . Counsel for the state proved by appellant that " he had been twice con- victed in this case ...
... evidence supporting both theories with great cogency . Appellant was a witness on the last trial , but was not on either of the former trials . Counsel for the state proved by appellant that " he had been twice con- victed in this case ...
Page 148
... evidence to lay a foundation for admitting evidence of a lost deed under which he claims , is not ground for reversal , the case having been tried on its merits . 2. Evidence that the office of the attor- ney with whom a lost deed was ...
... evidence to lay a foundation for admitting evidence of a lost deed under which he claims , is not ground for reversal , the case having been tried on its merits . 2. Evidence that the office of the attor- ney with whom a lost deed was ...
Page 149
... evidence , if they had it in their power to do so . The court below held the predicate sufficient to raise a reasonable presumption that the deed , if it ever had an existence , had been lost ; and we fully concur in this conclusion ...
... evidence , if they had it in their power to do so . The court below held the predicate sufficient to raise a reasonable presumption that the deed , if it ever had an existence , had been lost ; and we fully concur in this conclusion ...
Page 177
... evidence that plain- tiff had substantially complied with his con- tract made with defendants , without clearly and intelligently defining to the jury what was meant by a ' substantial compliance . ' " We are not sure that this ...
... evidence that plain- tiff had substantially complied with his con- tract made with defendants , without clearly and intelligently defining to the jury what was meant by a ' substantial compliance . ' " We are not sure that this ...
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