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If, on the document being tendered, the opposite party objects to its being admitted in evidence two questions commonly arise: first, whether the document is authentic, or, in other words, is that which the party tendering it represents it to be; and second, whether, supposing it to be authentic, it is legally admissible in evidence as against th...
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