· 5/15/1849
Briggs v. Inhabitants of Lewiston
Citations
- 29 Me. 472
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- “[T]here is no prejudice where the declarant testified at trial on the same matter, and was subject to cross-examination because the principal defects in hearsay testimony are alleviated.”
- “[T]here is no prejudice where the declarant testified at trial on the same matter, and was subject to cross-examination because the principal defects in hearsay testimony are alleviated.”
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Judges: Orally, Tenney
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