Doe d. Parker v. Roe

Superior Court of Delaware

Doe d. Parker v. Roe

9 Del. 233

DecidedJuly 1, 1871

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Doe d. Parker v. Roe, 9 Del. 233 (Del. Ct. App. 1871).

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Opinion

By the Court.

Without some special ground laid or reason stated to the contrary in this or any other case; the court will presume, and always has presumed, that the witness proposed to be examined in this method, resides out of the State when it is so represented and the rule referred to has been complied with.

The case afterward went to the jury on the facts proved without any charge from the court, and the plaintiff had a verdict.

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By the Court.

Without some special ground laid or reason stated to the contrary in this or any other case; the court will presume, and always has presumed, that the witness proposed to be examined in this method, resides out of the State when it is so represented and the rule referred to has been complied with.

The case afterward went to the jury on the facts proved without any charge from the court, and the plaintiff had a verdict.

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9 Del. 233, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/doe-d-parker-v-roe-delsuperct-1871.