...principle, 1781 therefore, k-ems to be as , ' laid down by Lord Ho! t in a cafe cf Lynche v. Cleric, i-ix. " That, " wherever an original " is of a public nature, " and would be evi" dence if produced, an immediate " fworn copy thereof will be cvi" dence." 3$*/*. 15$. i ,, ''...

...true copy, and examined ; per Holt Ch. J. 3 Salk. 154. pi. 6. Hill. 8 W. 3. BR Lynch v. Clarke. 47. That wherever an original is of a public nature, and -would be evidence, if produced, an immediate fivorn copy thereof will be evi* dence, as the copy of a bargain and fale, of a deed inrolled, of a...

...without an analogy, competent to obviate the difficulty; for, wherever an original is either a record, or of a public nature, and would be evidence, if produced, an immediate fworn copy will avail. 5 Wood. p. 320. £fpi»aj/f. As-, in the inftance of the Cottonian Collection,...

...copy of evidence. Blinlflyn v. Sedgwick, T. 9 G. 2. BR Temp. H. 304. 20. The correft principle feems to be, " that wherever an '* original is of a public nature, and wouH be evidence if pro" duced, an immediate fworn copy thereof will be evidence." Lynche v. Clarke,...

...be fworn to be a true copy, and examined and compared with the original. 3 Salk. 154. And whenever an original is of a public nature, and would be evidence if produced, an immediate fworn copy thereof will be evidence. As the copy of a bargain and fale. Or a deed enrolled of a church...

...Douglas, therefore, infers the correo principle to be as laid down by Lord Holt, that whenever an'original is of a public nature, and would be evidence if produced, an immediate fworn copy would be evidence. Doug. 590. With refpect to different matters of evidence falling under...

...the rules of admitting foreign deeds as evidence, see 1 Rev. Code, ch. 91, p. 160. 62. And generally, wherever an original is of a public nature, and would...an immediate sworn copy thereof will be evidence, as a copy of a bargain and sale, of a deed inrolled, and the like ; but where an original is of a private...

...which a copy is admiflible evidence, is " where the original is of a public nature; for wherever the original " is of a public nature, and would be evidence if produced, an « immediate fworn copy thereof is evidence." As* 1. A copy of the Journals of the Hotife of Lords refpefting the...

...admilTible evidence, is " where the original is of a public nature ¡ for wherever thé-original " is of a public nature, and would be evidence if produced, an «' immediate fworn copy thereof is evidence." As, 1. A copy of the Journals of the Houfe of Lords refpeöing the...

...Copt' Peake, NP Rrp- 30. seems to be as laid down by Lord Holt, in a case of Lynche v. Clerke, viz. " That, wherever an " original is of a public nature,...immediate sworn copy thereof will " be evidence." 3 Sulk. 154. Wednesday. •Jih Feb. An action ч ill not lie at common law for false imprisonment,...