The New York Supplement, Volume 106West Publishing Company, 1908 |
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Page 53
... witnesses were discovered are al- most conclusive of the improbability of their stories . These facts , viewed in ... witness whose motives are unimpeached , and not even questioned , and whose credibility is attacked only through ...
... witnesses were discovered are al- most conclusive of the improbability of their stories . These facts , viewed in ... witness whose motives are unimpeached , and not even questioned , and whose credibility is attacked only through ...
Page 55
... witnesses . There is much conflicting evi- dence as to the instructions which plaintiff had formerly received , in view of which , under his own admission that he had used the same in- strument on at least one former occasion without ...
... witnesses . There is much conflicting evi- dence as to the instructions which plaintiff had formerly received , in view of which , under his own admission that he had used the same in- strument on at least one former occasion without ...
Page 105
... witnesses as being " pretty dark . " I think there was sufficient in the case to require the submission to the jury of the question of the defendant's negligence . The pier was acquired by purchase under the provisions of chapter 758 ...
... witnesses as being " pretty dark . " I think there was sufficient in the case to require the submission to the jury of the question of the defendant's negligence . The pier was acquired by purchase under the provisions of chapter 758 ...
Page 155
... witnesses . The only evidence of the surrender of the written instruments or of the al- leged parol agreement was given by the plaintiff's wife , and while she was corroborated to some extent by the witness Barrenger , who has also ...
... witnesses . The only evidence of the surrender of the written instruments or of the al- leged parol agreement was given by the plaintiff's wife , and while she was corroborated to some extent by the witness Barrenger , who has also ...
Page 163
... witnesses said they had seen glass flasks used in a laboratory . The defendants were not required by law to fur- nish the best known or conceivable appliance , but only such as was reasonably safe and suitable . The one furnished was ...
... witnesses said they had seen glass flasks used in a laboratory . The defendants were not required by law to fur- nish the best known or conceivable appliance , but only such as was reasonably safe and suitable . The one furnished was ...
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