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Page 223
... proved to be quite ordinarily followed - without danger . I think that the proof establishes that he pro- ceeded in a way which was more usual in the district than the possible way of unbuckling the bit strap or straps . It is true that ...
... proved to be quite ordinarily followed - without danger . I think that the proof establishes that he pro- ceeded in a way which was more usual in the district than the possible way of unbuckling the bit strap or straps . It is true that ...
Page 558
... proved in the present case . In the result , therefore , the acknowledgment of 17th June 1933 is a written adminicle of evidence - writ of the debtor - relevant to prove , along with the relative parole evidence , the existence of the ...
... proved in the present case . In the result , therefore , the acknowledgment of 17th June 1933 is a written adminicle of evidence - writ of the debtor - relevant to prove , along with the relative parole evidence , the existence of the ...
Page 618
... proved insufficient barrel , one not strong enough for ordinary usage , or one having been used till fatigue so reduces it ; given its bursting in use and so injuring men and property , is the evidence of negligence in the owner ...
... proved insufficient barrel , one not strong enough for ordinary usage , or one having been used till fatigue so reduces it ; given its bursting in use and so injuring men and property , is the evidence of negligence in the owner ...
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A and B Petrs O 434 | 70 |
Advocate H M Donaldsons Trs v O | 106 |
Advocate H M v Gilmour J 72 | 113 |
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