...to be read in evidence before military courts, commissions, courts of inquiry, or military boards, or for other use in military administration, may be...deposition is taken to administer oaths. ART. 27. Courts of inquiry—Record* of* when admissible.—The record of the proceedings of a court of inquiry may be...

...to be read in evidence before military courts, commissions, courts of inquiry, or military boards, or for other use in military administration, may be...the deposition is taken to administer oaths. ART. 114. AUTHORITY TO ADMINISTER OATHS. — Any judge advocate or acting Judge advocate, the president...

...to be read In evidence before military courts, commissions, courts of Inquiry, or military boards, or for other use In military administration, may be...where the deposition Is taken to administer oaths. "ABT. 27. COURTS or INQUIRY — RECORDS OF, WHEN ADMISSIBLE: The record of the proceedings of a court...

...to be read in evidence before military courts, commissions, courts of inquiry, or military boards, or for other use in military administration, may be...where the deposition is taken to administer oaths. [MCM, pars. 175-182.] " ART. 27. COURTS OF INQUIRY — RECORDS OF, WHEN ADMISSIBLE. — The record...

...to be read in evidence before military courts, commissions, courts of inquiry, or military boards, or for other use in military administration, may be...laws of the place where the deposition is taken to adirinister oaths. ART. 27. Courts of Inquiry — Records of, When Admissible. — The record of the...

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...unable, by reason of age, sickness, etc., to appear before the court. Before Whom Taken. — Depositions may be taken before, and authenticated by, any officer,...military or civil, authorized by the laws of the United States to administer oath. THE EVIDENCE Requirements of the Oath. — The oath taken by the members...

...unable by reason of age, sickness, etc., to appear before the court. Before Whom Taken—Depositions may be taken before, and authenticated by any officer,...military or civil, authorized by the laws of the United States to administer oaths. THE EVIDENCE. Requirements of the Oath—The oath taken by the members...

...verified under oath or affirmation, before an officer duly authorized to administer oaths either by the laws of the United States or by the laws of the state or territory where such officer resides. Persons in the naval or military service of the United...

...to be read In evidence before military courts, eomrnh¿sions, courts of inquiry, or military boards, or for other use In military administration, may be taken before and autbentieat¿ed by any officer, military or civil, authorized by the laws of the United States or by...