...woman, and where, as the reporters say, " On the hearing, the late chancellor,t perceiving from his own view, that the youngest of the appellees was perfectly...claims to hold another in slavery, the onus probandi (burthen of proof) lies on the claimant." The supreme court of appeals, to which the case was afterwards...

...sentiment is strongly inculcated by the first article of our political catechism, the bill of rights—he laid it down as a general position, that whenever...claims to hold another in slavery, the onus probandi (burthen of proof') lies on the claimant." The supreme court of appeals, to which the case was afterwards...

...freedom ; and, moreover, x,n the ground that freedom was a birth-right, it was a general principle, that whenever one person claims to hold another in slavery the onus probmdi lies ou the claimant ; and he decreed in favor of the claimants. Per Cur. Tucker, J. Jn aid...

...every human being, which sentiment is strongly inculcated in the first article of the Bill of Righs," he laid it down as a general position that " whenever...slavery, the onus probandi lies on the claimant." The Court of Appeals sustained the derision of the Chancellor, but disapproved of his "principles and...

...is no statute, yet there are judicial decisions which amount to the same. Chancellor Wythe decided, "that whenever one person claims to hold another in slavery, the onus probandi [burden of proof] lies on the claimant." The supreme court of appeals reversed this decision, and determined...

...woman, and where, as the reporters say, " On the hearing, the late chancellor,* perceiving from his own view that the youngest of the appellees was perfectly...claims to hold another in slavery, the onus probandi (burden of proof] lies on the claimant." The Supreme Court of Appeals, to which the case was afterwards...

...sentiment is strongly inculcated by the first article of our political catechism, the Bill of Rights,—he laid it down as a general position, that whenever...claims to hold another in slavery, the onus probandi (burden of proof) lies on the claimant." The Supreme Court of Appeals, to which the case was afterwards...

...ground that freedom is the hirth-right of every human being, which sentiment is strongly inculcated in the first article of our ' political catechism,' the...person claims to hold another in slavery, the onus prokmdi lies on the claimant." The Court of Appeal* article — " That no man or set of men are entitled...

...is strongly inculcated in the first article of our 1political catechism,' the bill of rights — ho laid it down as a general position, that whenever one person claims to hold another in slavery, the miu probandi lies on the claimant." The Court of Appeal! article — " That no man or set of men are...

...sentiment u rtrongly inculcated in the first article of our ' political catechism,' the bill of rlghu— he laid it down as a general position, that whenever one person claims to hold iu slavery, the mui probandi lies on the claimant." The Court of Appeals article — " That no man...