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RE-EXAMINATION. A second examination of a thing. A witness maybe reexamined, in a trial at law, in the discretion of the court, and this is seldom refused. In equity, it is a general rule that there can be no reexamination of a witness, after he has once signed his name to the deposition, and turned his back upon the commissioner or examiner; the reason of this is that he may be tampered with or induced to retract or qualify what he has sworn to. 1 Meriv. 130. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It's the Golden Age of 1930s movie-making and a young man working for one of the Hollywood studios finds his destiny amid B-movie sets, involved in a pre-war international intrigue, compounded by an archaeological discovery--all of which combine to compel a re-examination of accepted human history. The EU does, however, require ongoing studies of deca-BDE and states that new evidence could lead to a re-examination of this decision. Hurricanes Katrina and Rita force re-examination of a wacky flood insurance system that encourages people to live in dangerous places and shift damage claims to public insurers. |
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