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If the opponent does not object to the document being admitted in evidence, an endorsement to that effect must be made by the Judge with his own hand; and, if the document is not such as is forbidden by the legislature to be used as evidence, the Judge will admit it, cause it or so much of it as the parties may desire to be read. ...
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