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Stamps.
ment wMoli requires a stamp, whioh. has been lost or destroyed, or in the custody of the opposite party, who has had notice to produce it, " the court 'will presume that the original was duly stamped until evi- dence to the contrary be giTcn. {Hart y. Hart, 1 Hare, 1 ; Pooley v.
Goodwin, i A. & E. 94.) Where a party refuses to produce an instru- ment after notice to do so, it ■wiU be presumed as against him. that it was properly stamped, until the contrary appear. (Crisp v. Anderson, 1 ...Stark. C. N. P. 35.) Where an apprentice had regularly served under an indenture executed 30 years ago, and the parish in which the apprentice was settled under that indenture had relieved him for the last 12 years, it was held that the sessions had rightly presumed, that the indenture was duly stamped, although it was proved on the other side by the deputy registrar and comptroller of the apprentice indentures, that it did not appear that any such indenture had been stamped or enrolled. {Rex v.
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Stamps.
ment wMoli requires a stamp, whioh. has been lost or destroyed, or in the custody of the opposite party, who has had notice to produce it, " the court 'will presume that the original was duly stamped until evi- dence to the contrary be giTcn. {Hart y. Hart, 1 Hare, 1 ; Pooley v.
Goodwin, i A. & E. 94.) Where a party refuses to produce an instru- ment after notice to do so, it ■wiU be presumed as against him. that it was properly stamped, until the contrary appear. (Crisp v. Anderson, 1 ...Stark. C. N. P. 35.) Where an apprentice had regularly served under an indenture executed 30 years ago, and the parish in which the apprentice was settled under that indenture had relieved him for the last 12 years, it was held that the sessions had rightly presumed, that the indenture was duly stamped, although it was proved on the other side by the deputy registrar and comptroller of the apprentice indentures, that it did not appear that any such indenture had been stamped or enrolled. {Rex v.
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