The Practice of the Law in all its Departments ... With new practical forms intended as a court and circuit companion
And yet as the question was, whether the defendant uttered words imputing such compounding to the plaintiff, evidence whether or not ... that party, and that a leading question in effect suggests to the witness the answer that he is desired to give, and invites misrepresentation. ... And as to complaisance, the instances given by Shakspeare will illustrate, see Hamlet, act iii. scene 2d, and act v. scene 2d, anbsp;...
| Title | : | The Practice of the Law in all its Departments ... With new practical forms intended as a court and circuit companion |
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| Publisher | : | - 1842 |
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