Présentation de l'éditeur
Jm this Treatise on the Practice of the Law of Evidence I have endeavoured to state, clearly and concisely, all those principles of this branch of law which are of most frequent and practical importance in the Courts. It is apparent that a compendium of a subject which has been exhausted by such writers as Philh pp SiT aylor, Starkie, and Boscoe, can have little pretension to originality; and I am bound to acknowledge the great extent of my obligation to all these authors, and especially to the elaborate works of the two former gentlemen. There are few legal topics which afford 9modem writer any ground for claiming the merit of originality in the treatment of them ;and I have no wish to advance any such claim. At the same time I may be permitted to disclaim all intentional plagiarism, and to state, that whenever I have ev.
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