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Pagina xiii
... the examination Further pleadings become obsolete Examination of witnesses Defects of methods employed But some rules have had a permanent influence Publication The Hearing Continental and common law ideas Extraordinary procedure .
... the examination Further pleadings become obsolete Examination of witnesses Defects of methods employed But some rules have had a permanent influence Publication The Hearing Continental and common law ideas Extraordinary procedure .
Pagina xiv
... Chamber to non - capital cases Effects of this Common law procedure made more harsh This was not unpopular Refusal of bail The preliminary examination Refusal of counsel to prisoners Could not call witnesses Conduct of the trial .
... Chamber to non - capital cases Effects of this Common law procedure made more harsh This was not unpopular Refusal of bail The preliminary examination Refusal of counsel to prisoners Could not call witnesses Conduct of the trial .
Pagina 82
... occasions for delays , and shall cut short litigation as much as he can , by refusing dilatory and vain defences and appeals , and by repressing both the disputes of advocates and procurators , and the needless number of witnesses .
... occasions for delays , and shall cut short litigation as much as he can , by refusing dilatory and vain defences and appeals , and by repressing both the disputes of advocates and procurators , and the needless number of witnesses .
Pagina 107
But perhaps the most interesting of these developments is the manner in which in certain places the plaintiff's secta was developing into a body of witnesses who were examined by the court in a very modern fashion .
But perhaps the most interesting of these developments is the manner in which in certain places the plaintiff's secta was developing into a body of witnesses who were examined by the court in a very modern fashion .
Pagina 108
All he could do was to accuse the plaintiff's witnesses of perjury ; and to succeed on this charge he must produce at least two more witnesses than the plaintiff . " Thus we see the law at the interesting stage in which the old ideas of ...
All he could do was to accuse the plaintiff's witnesses of perjury ; and to succeed on this charge he must produce at least two more witnesses than the plaintiff . " Thus we see the law at the interesting stage in which the old ideas of ...
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