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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If absent for 10 days his place shall be considered vacant and another may be
appointed in his stead. That rule does not contemplate a trial upon written
charges, where an opportunity shall be given the employé to be heard. Its
purpose is to ...
If absent for 10 days his place shall be considered vacant and another may be
appointed in his stead. That rule does not contemplate a trial upon written
charges, where an opportunity shall be given the employé to be heard. Its
purpose is to ...
Side 50
In a prosecution for murder, a witness for defendant was asked if he had testified
at the coroner's inquest to certain facts which he testified to on trial, and
answered that he did not remember. In argument, the prosecuting attorney
referred to the ...
In a prosecution for murder, a witness for defendant was asked if he had testified
at the coroner's inquest to certain facts which he testified to on trial, and
answered that he did not remember. In argument, the prosecuting attorney
referred to the ...
Side 64
Where the trial judge directed entry of a judgment dismissing the complaint, but a
judgment was entered partly in favor of plaintiff, on appeal by the defendant the
appellate court should have reversed the judgment and remitted the cause for ...
Where the trial judge directed entry of a judgment dismissing the complaint, but a
judgment was entered partly in favor of plaintiff, on appeal by the defendant the
appellate court should have reversed the judgment and remitted the cause for ...
Side 65
The trial judge had directed judgment dismissing the complaint. If such judgment
had been entered it Would have afforded no basis for an appeal to the Appellate
Division by the defendant. There is no practice in any system of jurisprudence, ...
The trial judge had directed judgment dismissing the complaint. If such judgment
had been entered it Would have afforded no basis for an appeal to the Appellate
Division by the defendant. There is no practice in any system of jurisprudence, ...
Side 70
This is clearly an action at law, the trial of which was begun before a justice of the
Supreme Court and a jury. After a colloquy between the court and counsel before
taking testimony, it was agreed that the jury should be discharged and the ...
This is clearly an action at law, the trial of which was begun before a justice of the
Supreme Court and a jury. After a colloquy between the court and counsel before
taking testimony, it was agreed that the jury should be discharged and the ...
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