The Southeastern Reporter, Volume 105West Publishing Company, 1921 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... rule in Shelley's Case , and that , it comes un- der the exceptions to the rule . As the lan- guage is the same in both the introductory clause and the habendum , we fail to see the force of this contention . Affirmed , Fred W. Bynum ...
... rule in Shelley's Case , and that , it comes un- der the exceptions to the rule . As the lan- guage is the same in both the introductory clause and the habendum , we fail to see the force of this contention . Affirmed , Fred W. Bynum ...
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... rule or custom of sufficient notoriety . or The court will take judicial notice of a rule custom in the general business of the coun- try , when it is of sufficient notoriety to make it safe and proper to do so . 7. Evidence 21 ...
... rule or custom of sufficient notoriety . or The court will take judicial notice of a rule custom in the general business of the coun- try , when it is of sufficient notoriety to make it safe and proper to do so . 7. Evidence 21 ...
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... rule is well established that , if the nature validity , require a seal , its execution under and circumstances of the transaction show seal by an agent without authority under that the intention was to bind the principal seal does not ...
... rule is well established that , if the nature validity , require a seal , its execution under and circumstances of the transaction show seal by an agent without authority under that the intention was to bind the principal seal does not ...
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... rule as to alibi held to re- quire new trial . v . State , 132 Ga . 237 , 63 S. E. 786. " See , also , Holland v . State , 17 Ga . App . 311 , 86 S. E. 739 , and Moody v . State , 17 Ga . App . 121 , 86 S. E. 285 . " The failure of the ...
... rule as to alibi held to re- quire new trial . v . State , 132 Ga . 237 , 63 S. E. 786. " See , also , Holland v . State , 17 Ga . App . 311 , 86 S. E. 739 , and Moody v . State , 17 Ga . App . 121 , 86 S. E. 285 . " The failure of the ...
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... rule on the subject of alibi as a defense as follows : Touching alibi , the rule in Georgia as established by authority consists of two with the rest of the evidence , and that if a reasonable doubt of guilt be raised by the evi- dence ...
... rule on the subject of alibi as a defense as follows : Touching alibi , the rule in Georgia as established by authority consists of two with the rest of the evidence , and that if a reasonable doubt of guilt be raised by the evi- dence ...
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