Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Volumen80Published for John Conrad and Company, 1872 |
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... jury , enacts that— " S4 . The findings of the court upon the facts . . . shall have the same effect as the verdict of a jury . " With this statute in force , Bethell sued Mathews in the court below on certain promissory notes . A ...
... jury , enacts that— " S4 . The findings of the court upon the facts . . . shall have the same effect as the verdict of a jury . " With this statute in force , Bethell sued Mathews in the court below on certain promissory notes . A ...
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... jury and submitting the cause for trial by the court . It was so tried , accordingly . Six bills of exception , all by the defendant , were taken to testimony offered by the plaintiff , and all overruled . On the 2d of May , 1870 , for ...
... jury and submitting the cause for trial by the court . It was so tried , accordingly . Six bills of exception , all by the defendant , were taken to testimony offered by the plaintiff , and all overruled . On the 2d of May , 1870 , for ...
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... jury might properly be permitted to hear it . " The connec- tion of the whole testimony with the circumstances of the case , gave it , in the opinion of that court , " credit and sig- nificauce , not as the isolated act or statement of ...
... jury might properly be permitted to hear it . " The connec- tion of the whole testimony with the circumstances of the case , gave it , in the opinion of that court , " credit and sig- nificauce , not as the isolated act or statement of ...
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... jury , and counsel to comment upon them as evi- dence of the condition of affairs on deck , the jury regarded it in the same way that it would have done the sworn evi- dence of an eye - witness ; which certainly it was not . Mr. R. H. ...
... jury , and counsel to comment upon them as evi- dence of the condition of affairs on deck , the jury regarded it in the same way that it would have done the sworn evi- dence of an eye - witness ; which certainly it was not . Mr. R. H. ...
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... jury on this point , and as they were correctly instructed in relation to it , the plaintiff in error cannot justly complain of the action of the jury . The undertaking , however , of the indorser of a negotiable note is only to pay it ...
... jury on this point , and as they were correctly instructed in relation to it , the plaintiff in error cannot justly complain of the action of the jury . The undertaking , however , of the indorser of a negotiable note is only to pay it ...
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