...the action, nor to any person for whose immediate benefit it is prosecuted or defended, nor to any assignor of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a witness. The propriety of this rule is thus discussed by our author : — " Jurors are now, generally, more...

...the action, nor to any person for whose immediate benefit it is prosecuted or defended, nor to any assignor of a thing in action assigned for the purpose of making him a witness. Page 249. Amend § 353, to read as follows: §353. No person residing more than one hundred miles from...

...the action, nor to any person for whose immediate benefit it is prosecuted or defended; nor to any assignor of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a witness. The action (o obtain discovery, under oath, in aid of the prosecution or defence, of another action...

...sections of the Code will show the objections to be untenable. The 352d section does not declare that the assignor of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a witness, shall be incompetent as a witness, but that the 351st section shall not apply to such assignor. Now,...

...sections of the code will show the objection to be untenable. The 352d section does not declare that the " assignor of a thing in action assigned for the purpose of making him a witness," shall be incompetent as a witness: but that the 351st section shall not apply to such assignor. Now...

...the action, nor to any person for whose immediate benefit it is prosecuted or defended, nor to a,iy assignor of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a wituess. (§§ 351, 352.) The reasons upon which this change in the laws of evidence is made are given...

...Court.—Washington Bank of Westerly v. Palmer. whose immediate benefit it is prosecuted or defended, nor to any assignor of a thing in action assigned for the purpose of making him a witness," and it is supposed or feared by the counsel of the plaintiff that the witnesses may be excluded under someone...

...for whose immediate benefit such action is prosecuted or clude witne8i defended, nor to any assignee of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a witness. SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from and after the fi;st day of July next. BENJAMIN F. LEITER, Speaker...

...to the action, any person for whose immediate benefit it is prosecuted or defended, and an assignee of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a witness. These may still be disqualified by reason of interest. This exception extends to an adverse party called...

...responsible for the 399th section as amended by the Code of 1851. Under section 352 of the Code of 1848, the assignor of a thing in action, assigned for the purpose of making him a witness, was left to be disposed of by the rules of the common law. If interested, he must have been excluded,...