TAYLOE v. RIGGS, 26 U.S. 591 (1828)

JOHN TAYLOE, PLAINTIFF IN ERROR, vs. ELISHA RIGGS, DEFENDANT IN ERROR. JANUARY TERM, 1828. The rule of law is, that the best evidence must be given, of which the nature of the thing is capable; that is, that no evidence shall be received, which pre-supposes greater evidence behind in the party’s possession or power. The […]

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