Berry v. Wallin

1 Tenn. 107
Tennessee Supreme Court·Decided March 15, 1805·Published

Opinion

Commissions may be obtained by either part to take depositions without application to the court at any time before the cause is set for hearing

The interest of a witness cannot be proved by other testimony after he has denied it on his voir dire.

A defendant in ejectment having shewn no title cannot take exceptions to the plaintiffs title.

In Equity. Replication filed, and six month's elapses.—Commissions may issue without special application to the court until the cause is set for hearing.

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