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Abstract
By far the oldest of the common law devices for taking a case away from a jury is the demurrer upon evidence. A reported instance of its use appears as early as 1456.
Recommended Citation
Charles H. King,
TRIAL PRACTICE-DEMURRER UPON EVIDENCE AS A DEVICE FOR TAKING A CASE FROM THE JURY,
44
Mich. L. Rev.
468
(1945).
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