West's Louisiana Statutes Annotated: ConstitutionWest Group, 1951 - Evidence (Law) |
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Page 425
... record , which cannot be proved by parol testimony . State v . Claxton , 1911 , 129 La . 591 , 56 So. 519 . Parol evidence of the age of a person is not secondary evidence because of there having been a registry made of the baptism of ...
... record , which cannot be proved by parol testimony . State v . Claxton , 1911 , 129 La . 591 , 56 So. 519 . Parol evidence of the age of a person is not secondary evidence because of there having been a registry made of the baptism of ...
Page 426
... record the oath cannot disqualify the commissioner . The fact of qualification is the test of the capacity of the commissioner to serve , and the failure of the clerk to reduce the oath to writing and to record the same cannot defeat ...
... record the oath cannot disqualify the commissioner . The fact of qualification is the test of the capacity of the commissioner to serve , and the failure of the clerk to reduce the oath to writing and to record the same cannot defeat ...
Page 523
... records or documents of trial court as evidence Whenever , during the trial of any criminal case , either party may desire to offer in evidence any record , paper or document belonging to the files or records of the court in which the ...
... records or documents of trial court as evidence Whenever , during the trial of any criminal case , either party may desire to offer in evidence any record , paper or document belonging to the files or records of the court in which the ...
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