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Page 668
... whole should be done uno contextu . Capacities and incapacities of witnesses . Nuncupative will . tament . The condition or positive capacity of the witnesses was to be judged of at the time of their attestation ; yet , by an equit ...
... whole should be done uno contextu . Capacities and incapacities of witnesses . Nuncupative will . tament . The condition or positive capacity of the witnesses was to be judged of at the time of their attestation ; yet , by an equit ...
Page 780
... whole matter in trial , and decide as well upon the fact , as upon the point of law that may arise out of it : in other words , they must pronounce both on the com- mission of a certain fact , and on the reason which makes such fact to ...
... whole matter in trial , and decide as well upon the fact , as upon the point of law that may arise out of it : in other words , they must pronounce both on the com- mission of a certain fact , and on the reason which makes such fact to ...
Page 972
... whole nation . In general , it may be laid down as a maxim , that , reign looks to his where the sovereign looks to his army for the security of his person and authority , the same military laws by thority , the same which this army is ...
... whole nation . In general , it may be laid down as a maxim , that , reign looks to his where the sovereign looks to his army for the security of his person and authority , the same military laws by thority , the same which this army is ...
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