...the importance to be attached to such evidence if admitted.4 United states. — But the overwhelming weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that the admissions of the defendant are admissible as evidence for that purpose.6 Iowa. — State v. Williams,...

...liability is as a surety merely, and his contract of guaranty comes within, the statute. But the great weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that one who sells under such a commission is liable absolutely and originally to his principal, or consignor,...

...withheld, it could be recovered in assumpsit." This doctrine has been applied in some decisions, but the weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that detention of goods under certain circumstances may constitute duress." In one case, the court said...

...interest. § 841. The use of highways by steam railways regarded as an additional servitude. The great weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that the use of a highway by a steam railway or commercial road, as it is sometimes called, imposes an additional...

...Pettibone, 79 Ky. 319. III. English Bule, Where not Followed. As stated in the beginning of this note, the weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that courts of chancery have inher«nt power to decree a sale of an infant's real estate. This rule is firmly...

...Conn. 262, § 472. The use of highways by steam railways regarded as an additional servitude. The great weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that the use of a highway by a steam railway or commercial road, as it is sometimes called, imposes an additional...

...determine the constitutionality of General Section 2912, Rev. Stat. 1908, for the reason that the great weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that the old rigid rule of the common law contended for by counsel, which gave to the father, by reason...

...interpretation of the phrase "criminal intent" in this connection, is eliminated by Chief Justice Shaw. The weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that the only criminal intent essential to the crime of bigamy, is the intent to do the prohibited act,...

...offered in corroboration, could it have been argued that there was any evidence to go to the jury ? The weight of authority in the United States is to the effect that circumstantial evidence alone is not sufficient to sustain a conviction of perjury and that there must...

...in law as in equity" they then had or which they might subsequently acquire. The rule sustained by the weight of authority in the United States, is to the effect that the possession of the grantor is not constructive notice of any right or interest claimed in hostility...