United States v. Allen & Robinson, Ltd.
Citations
- 3 D. Haw. 664
Syllabus
<p>Practice — Admissibility of declarations of third persons: Declarations of third persons are inadmissible against litigants except in those cases where such third persons are so connected with the litigants that their declarations may be taken as the declarations of the parties themselves; as, for instance, the declaration of an agent who has authority to act in the matter under consideration, or, of a co-conspirator relating to a conspiracy which has been shown to exist.</p>
Judges: Dole
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