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Opinions in Minnesota that cite Hawkins v. Sauby, 50 N.W. 1015.
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Lang v. Ferrant
57 N.W. 140
Minn. 1893
“But, although there is no direct evidence contradicting the testimony of witnesses, the jury are not bound to accept it as true, where it contains inherent improbabilities or contradictions, which, alone, or in connection with other circumstances in evidence, furnish a reasonable ground for concluding that the testimony is not true.” Hawkins v. Sauby, 48 Minn. 69 , ( .)
- Anderson v. Liljengren 52 N.W. 219 Minn. 1892
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Anderson v. Liljengren
52 N.W. 219
Minn. 1892
Hawkins v. Sauby, 48 Minn. 69 , ( 50 N. W. Rep.
- Woodham v. First National Bank 50 N.W. 1015 Minn. 1892