Blanchard v. Bridgeport, 463 A.2d 553 (1983)
Photograph admissible even though it depicted the area after the conditions changed to make cage safer; also, photograph of a similar leopard was admissible because it fairly represented what it purported to represent
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Blanchard v. Bridgeport, 463 A.2d 553 (1983)
Photograph admissible even though it depicted the area after the conditions changed to make cage safer; also, photograph of a similar leopard was admissible because it fairly represented what it purported to represent
T.H. Leland v. D.R. Leonard, 112 A. 198, 95 Vt. 36 (Vt. 1921)
The value of photographs and photographic enlargements of questioned signatures and documents is everywhere recognized. [95 Vt. 38] It is attested by this Court in Rowell v. Fuller's Estate, 59 Vt. 688, 10 A. 853. They must be properly verified, to ...
Rokus v. Bridgeport, 463 A.2d 252 (1983)
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State v. Hardy, 489 A.2d 508 (Me. 1985)
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