The English Reports: Crown cases (1743-1865), Volume 169W. Green, 1926 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... examination of a person taken on oath as a witness before Commissioners of Bankruptcy , is admissible against him on a charge of forgery , he having been cautioned and allowed to elect what questions he would answer . ) [ S. C. 2 Lew ...
... examination of a person taken on oath as a witness before Commissioners of Bankruptcy , is admissible against him on a charge of forgery , he having been cautioned and allowed to elect what questions he would answer . ) [ S. C. 2 Lew ...
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... examination was upon oath . The learned Judge received the examination in evidence , and if he did so im- properly , the conviction ought not to have taken place . This case was argued before all the Judges except Park J. and Gurney B ...
... examination was upon oath . The learned Judge received the examination in evidence , and if he did so im- properly , the conviction ought not to have taken place . This case was argued before all the Judges except Park J. and Gurney B ...
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... examination before commissioners of bankrupts can be used in an action against the party making it . 66 Littledale J. there says , I am disposed to say that an admission obtained under a compulsory examination is not evidence of an ...
... examination before commissioners of bankrupts can be used in an action against the party making it . 66 Littledale J. there says , I am disposed to say that an admission obtained under a compulsory examination is not evidence of an ...
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• But the cases where statements have been rejected on the ground of the examination having been on oath are inapplicable . In them the examination was improperly taken , and the party examined was charged as a criminal . Here the ...
• But the cases where statements have been rejected on the ground of the examination having been on oath are inapplicable . In them the examination was improperly taken , and the party examined was charged as a criminal . Here the ...
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... examination was set out at great length . ) The indict- ment then went on , that prisoner did not disclose and discover all his estate and effects to the said commissioners ; but he , the said John Radcliffe , on & c . at & c . wilfully ...
... examination was set out at great length . ) The indict- ment then went on , that prisoner did not disclose and discover all his estate and effects to the said commissioners ; but he , the said John Radcliffe , on & c . at & c . wilfully ...
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