The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 181West Publishing Company, 1916 |
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... testimony , because it is fully set out in the second opinion of the Court of Appeals , cited supra . The most that there is in this new testimony is the admission by plaintiff that , had he , at the time , stopped to think , he would ...
... testimony , because it is fully set out in the second opinion of the Court of Appeals , cited supra . The most that there is in this new testimony is the admission by plaintiff that , had he , at the time , stopped to think , he would ...
Página 72
... testimony of the oth- nesses who testified on the subject . All of er witnesses for the plaintiff on this point the testimony relating to the agreement is was that the parents stated they would give vague and indefinite and unspecific ...
... testimony of the oth- nesses who testified on the subject . All of er witnesses for the plaintiff on this point the testimony relating to the agreement is was that the parents stated they would give vague and indefinite and unspecific ...
Página 85
... testimony . The evidence does not show , other than the statements of these two witnesses , that the son , B. W. Dixon , had any part or lot in these trans- actions , nor does the testimony demonstrate that the money used by the father ...
... testimony . The evidence does not show , other than the statements of these two witnesses , that the son , B. W. Dixon , had any part or lot in these trans- actions , nor does the testimony demonstrate that the money used by the father ...
Página 120
... testimony did not warrant the conclusion that she was not exer- cising ordinary care , where testimony was of- fered by defendant without objection tending to prove that the sidewalk was well lighted , the question as to whether or not ...
... testimony did not warrant the conclusion that she was not exer- cising ordinary care , where testimony was of- fered by defendant without objection tending to prove that the sidewalk was well lighted , the question as to whether or not ...
Página 121
... testimony tends to prove that it was dark when and where she claims to have fal- len . The testimony on the part of the defendant tends to prove that at the time and place of [ Ed . Note . For other cases , see Trial , Cent . the ...
... testimony tends to prove that it was dark when and where she claims to have fal- len . The testimony on the part of the defendant tends to prove that at the time and place of [ Ed . Note . For other cases , see Trial , Cent . the ...
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Página 112 - The government of the United States, then, though limited in its powers, is supreme ; and its laws, when made in pursuance of the Constitution, form the supreme law of the land, "anything in the Constitution or laws of any State, to the contrary notwithstanding.
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