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1827 July 29
Procedure Code
Evidence
Conclusive
Anglici
Evidence inconclusive acted upon by Judges as conclusive
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Evidence unclonclusive
acted upon by Judges
as conclusive
Abundant are in detail the instance extreme in the aggregate
wildly extensive are the instances in which evidence
amounting to scarcely to any the slightest presumption has
by Judges been habitually acted in as conclusive: in every
instance without anyso much as the most distant limit that was
done, had evidence for the ground or was altogether no warrant on ground whatsoever
was groundless.
Present to give the details under the head of 1. Insufficient
notices. 2. Presumption of consciousness of being in the wrong
when a party plaintiff as defendant fail to proceed in the course
respectively marked out for this side of the cause.
Identifier: | JB/052/355/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 52.
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