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Denman Thompson — and his residence in West Swanzey, NH Born October 15, 1833 (1833 10 15) … Wikipedia
(Lord )Denman's Act — /(lord) denmanz aekt/ An English statute, for the amendment of the law of evidence (6 & 7 Viet., c. 85), which provides that no person offered as a witness shall thereafter be excluded by reason of incapacity, from crime or interest, from giving… … Black's law dictionary
Mr. Denman's Act — /(mistar) denmanz aekt/ An English statute, for the amendment of procedure in criminal trials (28 & 29 Viet., c. 18), allowing counsel to sum up the evidence in criminal as in civil trials, provided the prisoner be defended by counsel … Black's law dictionary
(Lord )Denman's Act — /(lord) denmanz aekt/ An English statute, for the amendment of the law of evidence (6 & 7 Viet., c. 85), which provides that no person offered as a witness shall thereafter be excluded by reason of incapacity, from crime or interest, from giving… … Black's law dictionary
Mr. Denman's Act — /(mistar) denmanz aekt/ An English statute, for the amendment of procedure in criminal trials (28 & 29 Viet., c. 18), allowing counsel to sum up the evidence in criminal as in civil trials, provided the prisoner be defended by counsel … Black's law dictionary
Lord Denman's Act — An English statute removing the disqualification of interest in reference to the competency of a witness. 6 & 7 Vict c 85 … Ballentine's law dictionary
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