4 July 1812

Evidence Introd

Introd

Ch. 23. Technically appropriate

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Be this as it may, throughout the whole extent of this field, in every case, some /one/ individual fact at least, it will be seen, is considered as proved: say for example on the plaintiff's side: and then the question is - whether, as the law stands, or is supposed to stand, he should be considered as entitled to the service which he is claiming at the hands of the Judge. Stands so, mutatis mutandis if it be on the defendant's side.