Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont: Reported by the Judges of Said Court, Agreeably to a Statute Law of the State, Svazek 69 |
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... prove that the defendant failed in its duty to give him instructions . But although the court seems to have submitted the case upon the opposite theory , the defendant cannot avail itself of the objection here , having neglected to ...
... prove that the defendant failed in its duty to give him instructions . But although the court seems to have submitted the case upon the opposite theory , the defendant cannot avail itself of the objection here , having neglected to ...
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... prove the testator's intent as an inde- pendent fact . But where the extrinsic facts disclose only one object that answers the description , such evidence is not admissible . The trial below was by the court , and upon the facts found ...
... prove the testator's intent as an inde- pendent fact . But where the extrinsic facts disclose only one object that answers the description , such evidence is not admissible . The trial below was by the court , and upon the facts found ...
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... of his will , but it is sometimes received to prove the testator's intention as an independent fact . This is the case when the words of the will " are applicable indifferently to more Vt . ] 43 MCKEOUGH'S EST . V. MCKEOUGH .
... of his will , but it is sometimes received to prove the testator's intention as an independent fact . This is the case when the words of the will " are applicable indifferently to more Vt . ] 43 MCKEOUGH'S EST . V. MCKEOUGH .
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... prove notice , to show that the town was in fault . This made admissible the testimony of O. K. Brown , that while acting as first selectman , about a year before the accident , he was told that the sluice was not sufficient to carry ...
... prove notice , to show that the town was in fault . This made admissible the testimony of O. K. Brown , that while acting as first selectman , about a year before the accident , he was told that the sluice was not sufficient to carry ...
Strana 59
... proving it was not in violation of the rule respecting opinion evidence . In the absence of proof of measurements of the pile and the excavation , no description of the two could enable the jury to determine whether the dirt was ...
... proving it was not in violation of the rule respecting opinion evidence . In the absence of proof of measurements of the pile and the excavation , no description of the two could enable the jury to determine whether the dirt was ...
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action adjudged admissible alleged amount appear appointment Arthur Lyman assigns ASSUMPSIT bank Bennington County bill cause remanded charge claim condition contract conveyance conveyed county court court of equity court of insolvency covenant creditors damages debt declaration decree deed defendant excepted defendant's demurrer entitled equity evidence tended fact fee simple grantee grantor heirs held interest issue James Oakman January Term Judgment affirmed land lease liable matter mortgage MUNSON negligence October Term orator Orleans County paid parties payment person petition petitioner plaintiff plaintiff excepted plea possession premises Present probate court proceedings question reason received recover replevin residence Ross Rowell rule Rutland County Sowles statute sufficient suit TAFT taxes tended to show testator testimony therein THOMPSON town Trial by jury trustee TYLER verdict void W. R. Dean Washington County wife Windsor County witness words writ