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Barreda Vs. Silsbee
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- Jan 01, 1858
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U.S. 146 (1858) U.S. Supreme Court Barreda v. SilsbeeSearch
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U.S. 21 How. 146 146 (1858) Barreda v. SilsbeeSearch
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be gathered from the language employed, the surrounding circumstances, and the subject matter. The case of Gether v. CapperSearch
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employed, the surrounding circumstances, and the subject matter. Our attention has been drawn to the case of Gether v. CapperSearch
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done and made by the principal himself. That principle was directly sanctioned by this Court in United States v. GoodingSearch
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American Fur Co. v. UnitedSearch
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by an appellate court, for some error of law which intervened in the proceedings. Page 62 U. S. 167 Parsons v. BedfordSearch
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United States v. KingSearch
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Richardson v. DoaneSearch
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the inferences of fact to be drawn from it must be left to the jury. It was so held by this Court, in Etting v. BankSearch
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Other cases have been decided by this Court, applying the same doctrine as in Iasigi v. BrownSearch
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not to be precluded from proving the truth, however contradictory to the written instruments of others. In Krider v. LaffertySearch
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and not to strangers. It is also held in England, in several cases, that the rule is not applicable to strangers. King v. InhabitantsSearch
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Wilson v. HartSearch
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Overseers of Berlin v. NorwichSearch
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Reynolds v. MagnessSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Barreda v. SilsbeeSearch
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of Gether v. CapperSearch
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American Fur Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Parsons v. BedfordSearch
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Etting v. BankSearch
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Iasigi v. BrownSearch
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In Krider v. LaffertySearch
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King v. InhabitantsSearch
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