State v. Still
Citations
- 46 S.E. 524
- 68 S.C. 37
- 1903 S.C. LEXIS 192
Syllabus
<p>1. Evidence — Reputation—Declarations—Marriage—Adultery.—In prosecutions for adultery, marriage may be proved by general repute or the declarations of the parties.</p> <p>2. Charge. — If Judge, in stating issues to jury, commit error in saying that defendants admit certain facts, his attention should be called to it at the time, to make it the basis of an exception.</p>
Judges: Gary
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