...act. Best, in his treatise on Presumptions, sec. 109, p. 145, 37th No. of the Law Library, tells us there is hardly a species of Act or document, public...of possession. "Even Acts of Parliament may be thus McCarty v. McCarty. presumed." Under this authority, if a divorce ever had taken place, or even could...

...to make such a possession lawful and effectual, " there is," as Mr. Best, on presumptions, says, " hardly a species of act or document, public or private, that will not be presumed in support of it." Under the second exception, however, the strength of this case is to be tried. I have no doubt,...

...being favoured or disfavoured by law. § 373. There is hardly a species of act or document, instances. public or private, that will not be presumed in support of possession. Matters of record generally (n), and even (k) Phill. & Am. Ev. 478; 1 (/) 6 Bing. 170. See, also, 1...

...adducing more direct proof, and by the right in question being favored or disfavored by law. § 393. There is hardly a species of act or document, public...or private, that will not be presumed in support of possession.1 Matters of record generally (m), and even acts of Parliament (n), at least very ancient...

...his treatise on presumptions, sec. 109, p. 145, thirty-seventh number of the law library, tells us there is hardly a species of act or document, public...possession. "Even acts of parliament may be thus presumed." Under this authority, if a divorce ever had taken place, or even could take place, in this state, I...

...the existence of the fact directed to be presumed, and in such cases only, has it ever been allowed." There is hardly a species of act or document, public...that will not be presumed in support of possession. Matters of record generally, and even acts of Parliament, at least very ancient ones, will thus be...

...letters-patent, and records may be presumed from lapse of time." (Read v. Brookman, 3 T. 1t., 151, 158.) There is hardly a species of act or document, public...that will not be presumed in support of possession. (Best Presumption, p. 144, section 109.) (IIow much dearer than lands is the good name of a woman and...

...court refused to make the presumption. Said the court: "Best, in his treaties on Presumptions, tells us there is hardly a species of act or document, public...possession. Even acts of Parliament may be thus presumed. Under this authority, if a divorce ever had taken place, or even could take place in this State, I...

...have been done to perfect the legal title was in fact done and in the form prescribed by law." And, "There is hardly a species of act or document, public...support of possession. Even acts of Parliament may thus be presumed, as also will grants from the Crown." Best, Presumptions, § 109. The number of steps...

...the existence of the fact directed to be presumed, and in such cases only, has it ever been allowed." There is hardly a species of act or document, public...that will not be presumed in support of possession. Matters of record generally, and even acts of Parliament, at least very ancient ones, will thus be...