 | Canada - 1874 - 1416 頁
...whatsoever,'" when the deposition is otherwise admissible. Prisoner's Deposition. — The depositions on oath of a witness legally taken are admissible...if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is in the case of answers to questions, which he objected to when his evidence was... | |
 | Canada, Sir Henri Elzéar Taschereau - 1875 - 626 頁
...whatsoever," when the deposition is otherwise admissible. Prisoner's Deposition. — The depositions 'on oath of a witness legally taken are admissible...if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is in the case of answers to questions, which he objected to when his evidence was... | |
 | Nathaniel Cleveland Moak - 1879 - 1026 頁
...by subsequent Canadian or imperial statutes, the depositions on oath of a witness legally taken nre admissible evidence against him, if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is, in the case of answers to questions which he objected to when his evidence was... | |
 | Michel Mathieu - 1890 - 618 頁
...Canada to Englajid in 1763, and unaffected by subsequent Canadian or Imperial Statutes, the depositions on oath of a witness legally taken are admissible...if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is, in the case of answers to questions which he objected to when his evidence was... | |
 | Canada - 1893 - 1192 頁
...other offence" when the deposition is otherwise admissible. Prisoner's deposition. — The depositions on oath of a witness legally taken are admissible...if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is in the case of answers to questions which he objected to, when his evidence was... | |
 | Walter Edwin Lear - 1916 - 560 頁
...Canada to England in 1763, and unaffected by subsequent Canadian or Imperial Statutes, tlie depositions on oath of a Witness legally taken are admissible...if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is, in the case of answers to questions which he objected to when his evidence was... | |
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Statutes, the depositions on oath of a Witness legally taken are admissible evidence against him, if he is subsequently tried on a criminal charge. The only exception is, in the case of answers to questions which he objected to when his evidence was taken... 