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· 5/15/1896

Seward v. Mayor of Wilmington

Citations

  • 16 Del. 375

Syllabus

<p>Practice. Witness,—The illness of a material witness is cause for continuance where the case has been once tried, although it is admitted that the testimony of the witness would be substantially the same as that given on the former trial, unless the truth of the testimony is also admitted.</p>

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