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· 1/5/1948

MacCormac v. Murphy

Citations

  • 322 Mass. 228
  • 76 N.E.2d 638
  • 1948 Mass. LEXIS 440

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  • “The mere silence of the party creates no evidence, one way or the other. There are, indeed, cases, where the silence of the party creates a presumption or inference against him; but this presumption derives all its force from the circumstances, under which the statement is made ... ”

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Judges: Wilkins

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