Stephen's Digest-Arts. 24 & 27; Taylor's Evidence, Wigmore on Evidence Vol. III, Arts ... State', (80 Miss 592) S. C. of Mississippi, 1902 (vide Wigmore on Select Cases on Evidence, p. 392), the Chief of police testified that
convulsive period in English history, the days of the dictatorial Stuarts." (Wigmore on Evidence, Vol. VII Article 2250).
This privilege was asserted first ... history which has been largely forgotten to-day. See VIII Wigmore on Evidence (3rd Ed, 1940) Art. 2250 et seq.; Morgan. The Privilege against Self
aforesaid privilege against self-incrimination have been considered at length in 8 Wigmore, Evidence Section 2263 (McNaughton rev. 1961), and it has been stated ... Fifth Amendment (extracted above) has been answered as follows in a Wigmore. Evidence Section 2265 (Me-Naughton rev. 1961) (p. 386).
Section 2265. Bodily condition
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competent”.
6. In the same strain are to be found comments
in Wigmore on Evidence, Volume VIII (3rd Edition),
Section 2263 at page ... obtaining the
final evidence against the man. Dealing with, this
topic, Wigmore observed:
“Such, finally, is the practical requirement that
follows from the necessity
Rainbow Trading Co. By Its Proprietor S. ... vs Assistant Collector Of Customs, ... on 30 October
people v. Defore, (1915) 242 N. Y. 13, (cited in Wigmore on Evidence, McNaughton Revision p. 37) in a different context says ... have been re rejected. Even to this qualifications have been introduced-see Wigmore on Evidence, page 39 -the first and foremost of them being that
Secondly there is a duty (called "testimonial duty," by Wigmore) in every man to give evidence arising out of the right ... control which can serve the ascertainment of the truth." See Wigmore on Evidence, 3rd edition, paragraphs 2192 and 2194. It was pointed
excuse for crime).
The following passage from Wigmore on Evidence, Third Edition, at page 292 Article 2492 was also relied upon by Mr. Daru ... different passages from different text books like Dicey on Conflict of Laws, Wigmore on Evidence, Phipson on Evidence and other standard text books were considered
hours and hence was available to make a dying declaration. Wigmore, in a celebrated thesis on evidence, Art. 1433, calls it, "The irrational ... excluded in a trial for the murder of the other victim. Wigmore cites a case in which while B and his wife were playing cards
