...allegation. 1703. Affirmative only to be proved. 1704. Facts which may be proved on trial. § 1677. The direct evidence of one witness, who is entitled...credit, is sufficient for proof of any fact, except usage, perjury and treason. It was at first our intention, whenever the rule stated is the same as...

...party or not, may be called upon to give evidence, though not summoned. Except in case of treason, the direct evidence of one witness who is entitled to full credit shall be sufficient for proof of any fact. Where dying declarations are evidence, they shall be received,...

...leave the law single witneie. . , much as it stood before. It enacts that, except in cases of treason, the direct evidence of one witness who is entitled to full credit shall be sufficient for proof of any fact. But with the important proviso' that the enactment shall...

...crimes two at least are requisite. But see Act II of 1855, Sec. "XXVIII. " Except in cases of treason, the direct evidence of one 'witness, who is entitled to full credit, shall be sufficient for proof of any fact in any such Court or before any such person. But this provision...

...shall be the same as they are ou the Plea side of the said Courts. XXVIII. Except in cases of treason, the direct evidence of one witness, who is entitled to full credit, shall be sufficient for proof " of any fact in any snch Court or before any such person. Butthis provision...

...vakeel shall be bound upon examination to disclose any such matter. XXVIII. Except in cases of treason, the direct evidence of one witness who is entitled to full credit shall be sufficient for proof of any fact in any such court or before any such person. But this provision...

...preliminary questions — R. v. Painter, 2 C. & K., 319. With respect to the number of witnesses required, the direct evidence of one witness who is entitled...credit, is sufficient for proof of any fact, except in cases of treason — Act II of 1855, s. 28, where two witnesses to one overt act, or two overt acts...

...allegation. 1869. Affirmative only to be proved. 1870. Facts which may be proved on trial. $ 1844. The direct evidence of one witness who is entitled to full credit is sufficient for proof of auy fact, except perjury and treason. NTCCP § 1617; Or. С. С. Г. 5 671. § 1845. A wituees can...

...1870. Facts which may bu p:-oved 0:i trial. 13-14. The direct evidence of one witness who is Cntiilod to full credit is sufficient for proof of any fact, except perjury and treason. Testimony couttnud to 1845. A witness can testifv of those facts onlv icd- e ich l)e knows of his own...

...allegations. § 18ti9. Afllruiativo only to be proved. 5 1870. Facts which may bo proved on trial. r § 1844. The direct evidence of one witness who is entitled...for proof of any fact, except perjury and treason. One -witness — witness, definition, sec. 1878: witness, competency, sec. 1*79 et se'].: two witnesses...