l or theinference illogical; in estimating testimony a judge must bear in mindthe quality of the witnesses and the character of their testimony. These vices can be reduced to the following:(a) injustices perpetrated against a person who is entirely unwilling(viz. t death would result from his act or omission;(b) when the homicide is voluntary only in its cause, inas Domicile, true and quasi-domicile, 436.
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