The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 78Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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Where, in a suit to contest a will, defendants introduced in evidence the certificate
of the oaths of the subscribing witnesses to the will, such certificate was prima
facie proof of the validity of the will and cast the burden on contestants to
establish ...
Where, in a suit to contest a will, defendants introduced in evidence the certificate
of the oaths of the subscribing witnesses to the will, such certificate was prima
facie proof of the validity of the will and cast the burden on contestants to
establish ...
Side 11
Manifestly, any evidence taken on the hearing nearly two years after April 4, 1903
, cannot be treated as part of the abStract Which was furnished and tendered
before that date. The right of the appellant to maintain this bill for specific ...
Manifestly, any evidence taken on the hearing nearly two years after April 4, 1903
, cannot be treated as part of the abStract Which was furnished and tendered
before that date. The right of the appellant to maintain this bill for specific ...
Side 41
In considering a motion in arrest of judgment the court does not look into the
evidence. A motion for a new trial is based upon the evidence, instructions, and
rulings of the court, which can only be made a part of the record by a bill of
exceptions ...
In considering a motion in arrest of judgment the court does not look into the
evidence. A motion for a new trial is based upon the evidence, instructions, and
rulings of the court, which can only be made a part of the record by a bill of
exceptions ...
Side 42
The evidence was prima facie sufficient to charge the owner with notice, and it
was not overCOme by any evidence that he did not receive it. The defendants
gave no heed to the notices, but continued to sell liquor to plaintiff's Son. There
was ...
The evidence was prima facie sufficient to charge the owner with notice, and it
was not overCOme by any evidence that he did not receive it. The defendants
gave no heed to the notices, but continued to sell liquor to plaintiff's Son. There
was ...
Side 93
The evidence on which the finding was made is not all before uS. It does not
appear that the finding iS Wrong. The defendant cannot seriously Suffer from it,
as the Word “Creamalt” was coined by the plaintiff as a name for its bread, and
there ...
The evidence on which the finding was made is not all before uS. It does not
appear that the finding iS Wrong. The defendant cannot seriously Suffer from it,
as the Word “Creamalt” was coined by the plaintiff as a name for its bread, and
there ...
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