A Treatise On Crimes And Misdemeanors
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(?) E. v. Hurley, 2 M. & Bob. 473.
(p) Hughes's case, cor. Le Blanc, J., 2 (r) Phil, on Evid. 223, 7th edit.
Digitized by Microsoft® 660 Of Forgery. [book hi.
with any writing proved to be genuine, see Vol. III. ' Evidence/ 28 & 29 Vict. c. 18, s. 8.
Where the question is, whether a seal has been forged, seal engrav- ers may be called to shew a difference between a genuine impression and that supposed to be false, (s) With respect to the admission of his own handwriting by a party accused, a ca...se is reported where, upon an indictment against Eichard Beatty and others, for a conspiracy to defraud, by means of a fraudu- lent acceptance of a bill of exchange, the indictment averred that Beatty, in pursuance of the conspiracy, did fraudulently, &c., write his acceptance to the bill ; and no other evidence was given either of the fact of writing the acceptance, or of the handwriting of Beatty, than that of a witness, who proved that the bill, with the acceptance written upon it, was shewn to Beatty, who, being asked whether it was a good bill, answered that it was very good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(?) E. v. Hurley, 2 M. & Bob. 473.
(p) Hughes's case, cor. Le Blanc, J., 2 (r) Phil, on Evid. 223, 7th edit.
Digitized by Microsoft® 660 Of Forgery. [book hi.
with any writing proved to be genuine, see Vol. III. ' Evidence/ 28 & 29 Vict. c. 18, s. 8.
Where the question is, whether a seal has been forged, seal engrav- ers may be called to shew a difference between a genuine impression and that supposed to be false, (s) With respect to the admission of his own handwriting by a party accused, a ca...se is reported where, upon an indictment against Eichard Beatty and others, for a conspiracy to defraud, by means of a fraudu- lent acceptance of a bill of exchange, the indictment averred that Beatty, in pursuance of the conspiracy, did fraudulently, &c., write his acceptance to the bill ; and no other evidence was given either of the fact of writing the acceptance, or of the handwriting of Beatty, than that of a witness, who proved that the bill, with the acceptance written upon it, was shewn to Beatty, who, being asked whether it was a good bill, answered that it was very good.
What to read after A Treatise On Crimes And Misdemeanors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Horace, 1779-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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