Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volume 98Robert Clarke & Company, 1919 |
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... effect . Seciton 4577 , General Code . v . State , 139 . Section 4712 , General Code . districts . State , ex rel . , Police courts ; jurisdiction . Hoffman Schools ; board of education in rural v . Houpt , 451 . Section 4727 , General ...
... effect . Seciton 4577 , General Code . v . State , 139 . Section 4712 , General Code . districts . State , ex rel . , Police courts ; jurisdiction . Hoffman Schools ; board of education in rural v . Houpt , 451 . Section 4727 , General ...
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... effect is Leach v . State , 99 Tenn . , 584 , where it is held : " That a juror had expressed the opinion that any man who waylays and kills another ought to be hung , does not disqualify him to try a case of murder committed by ...
... effect is Leach v . State , 99 Tenn . , 584 , where it is held : " That a juror had expressed the opinion that any man who waylays and kills another ought to be hung , does not disqualify him to try a case of murder committed by ...
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... effect tendered the clear issue that the damages to the plaintiffs ' prop- erty were caused solely by the " Act of God . " We think the finding of the jury amply justified by the record . We have not been able to see that the supposed ...
... effect tendered the clear issue that the damages to the plaintiffs ' prop- erty were caused solely by the " Act of God . " We think the finding of the jury amply justified by the record . We have not been able to see that the supposed ...
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... effect charged that it was the duty of the de- fendant to retreat . In the main it embodied the substance of the law declared in Marts v . State , 26 Ohio St. , 162. It is to be regretted that the court did not elucidate this portion of ...
... effect charged that it was the duty of the de- fendant to retreat . In the main it embodied the substance of the law declared in Marts v . State , 26 Ohio St. , 162. It is to be regretted that the court did not elucidate this portion of ...
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... effect could hardly be avoided by any exception that might have been taken at the time . But the bill of exceptions does not disclose that the misconduct was excepted to on the trial , but was brought into the case only by affidavit ...
... effect could hardly be avoided by any exception that might have been taken at the time . But the bill of exceptions does not disclose that the misconduct was excepted to on the trial , but was brought into the case only by affidavit ...
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