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· 7/1/1874

Dunn v. Record

Citations

  • 63 Me. 17

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that the adverse inference rule “allows for ‘an unfavorable inference to be drawn against a party, knowledgeable of the facts of the controversy, who fails to testify’ ”
  • the adverse inference rule “allows for ‘an unfavorable inference to be drawn against a party, knowledgeable of the facts of the controversy, who fails to testify’”
  • the adverse inference rule “allows for ‘an unfavorable inference to be drawn against a party, knowledgeable of the facts of the controversy, who fails to testify’”

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Judges: Appleton, Bakkows, Dickerson, Peters, Virgin

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