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• The new rule only allows two instances of when the Crown can lead evidence of insanity.
• He wanted to lead evidence that others who had bought food from the same source had suffered the same kinds of trouble.
• The rule is generally binding only on the parties to the contract, not on third persons, for the latter may normally lead evidence to contradict or vary the contents of the contract.
• He held, accordingly, that it was also necessary for the plaintiff to lead evidence to establish the value of the shirts at the date of judgment in order to be entitled to default judgment for the amount of the alternative claim.
• Moreover the provisions of s144 ( 3 ) ( a ) ( i ) make it plain that the Attorney-General is not bound by the contents thereof and may lead evidence at the trial of facts which are not in the summary.
• Where K is impedance of the coil, L is the inductance and R is the resistance, the actual phase lead being derivable as the inverse tangent of the product ?L / R, " viz . ", the standard phase lead evidence in a single-loop RL circuit.
• In 2004 the Board's study was summarized in " Forensic Analysis : Weighing Bullet Lead Evidence . " The Board determined that the chemical analyses were being performed correctly and were probably sufficient to determine correlation between two bullets from separate sources ( the analysis used statistical tests as applied by the FBI could cause confusion and misinterpretation when transmitted to prosecutors or when explained to a trial jury.
• The Schlebusch Commission was set up with the express purpose of investigating the Christian Institute of Southern Africa, the South African Institute of Race Relations, the University Christian Movement and the National Union of South African Students . " There was no charge sheet, witnesses were unaware of other evidence given, and were unable to cross-examine or lead evidence " ( Merrett 1995 : 60 ).
• It follows from the nature of the reasonable man, as a means of describing a standard applied by the court, that it would be misconceived for a party to seek to lead evidence from actual passengers on the Clapham omnibus as to how they would have acted in a given situation or what they would have foreseen, in order to establish how the reasonable man would have acted or what he would have foreseen.
• Neither before us, nor, it appears, before the Industrial Tribunal, was there any real attempt to present an argument for the existence of an implied term related to the well-established tests which have to be applied in order to determine whether or not such a term should be held to form part of a contract, nor was there any real attempt to lead evidence to establish the facts necessary to found such an argument . }}
• On a transfer from a man to his wife, children or others to whom he stands in loco parentis, equity presumes an intention to make a gift . Therefore in such a case, unlike the case where the presumption of resulting trust applies, in order to establish any claim the plaintiff has himself to lead evidence sufficient to rebut the presumption of gift and in so doing will normally have to plead, and give evidence of, the underlying illegal purpose . }}