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Excerpt from The Law of Pleading and Evidence in Civil Actions, Vol. 2: Arranged Alphabetically, With Practical Forms, and the Pleadings and Evidence to Support Them; Part II
The resolutions of the House of Commons are not evidence of facts therein stated. Thus, the resolution of the House of Commons, stating the existence of the Popish plot, was held to be no evidence of the fact (oates's case, 10 St. Tr. 1165.
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