Reports of Cases at Law and in Equity Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Arkansas, Volume 36B.J. Borden, 1881 |
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... evidence . 31 Penn . , 131 . Can not appropriate payments to other debts without . pleading and proving them . 6 B. Monroe , 6. And , even if other debts existed , and debtor did not appropriate , pay- ments should go to the mortgage ...
... evidence . 31 Penn . , 131 . Can not appropriate payments to other debts without . pleading and proving them . 6 B. Monroe , 6. And , even if other debts existed , and debtor did not appropriate , pay- ments should go to the mortgage ...
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... evidence leaves no doubt , but does extend to cases where the evidence is incomplete , and where the admission of further evidence may be desirable for the purpose of complete justice . In this case it is apparent that Greer & Baucum ...
... evidence leaves no doubt , but does extend to cases where the evidence is incomplete , and where the admission of further evidence may be desirable for the purpose of complete justice . In this case it is apparent that Greer & Baucum ...
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... evidence in the case . The evidence , we think , was sufficient . Although the first witness said that the appellant did not claim the woman as his wife , and did not demean himself towards her as though she were his wife , yet they ...
... evidence in the case . The evidence , we think , was sufficient . Although the first witness said that the appellant did not claim the woman as his wife , and did not demean himself towards her as though she were his wife , yet they ...
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... evidence of negligence in a parent , and is subject to ex- planation ; and it is for the jury to determine from the evidence , whether the explanation is sufficient to repel the presumption of negligence . 36 41 55 468 36 41 61 621 62 ...
... evidence of negligence in a parent , and is subject to ex- planation ; and it is for the jury to determine from the evidence , whether the explanation is sufficient to repel the presumption of negligence . 36 41 55 468 36 41 61 621 62 ...
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... evidence tending to that , might have made it proper to refuse that instruction . But there was nothing of the sort to which the instruction could apply . All that the jury might have possibly presumed would be , that in the special ...
... evidence tending to that , might have made it proper to refuse that instruction . But there was nothing of the sort to which the instruction could apply . All that the jury might have possibly presumed would be , that in the special ...
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