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Topic: Deponent

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		In that event, the deponent shall designate and produce at the deposition those of its officers, directors, managing agents, employees, or agents who are most qualified to testify on its behalf as to those matters to the extent of any information known or reasonably available to the deponent.
		If a deponent on whom a deposition subpoena has been served fails to attend a deposition or refuses to be sworn as a witness, the court may impose on the deponent the sanctions described in subdivision (h) of Section 2020.
		When a deponent fails to contact the officer within the allotted period, or expressly refuses by a signature to identify the deposition as his or her own, the deposition shall be given the same effect as though signed.
	www.sen.ca.gov /leginfo/BILL-6-DEC-1998/CURRENT/AB/FROM1100/AB1158/CURRVER.TXT (5513 words)

	Sarah Osborn Recollects Her Experiences in the Revolutionary War, 1837
		Deponent declined until she was informed by Captain Gregg that her husband should be put on the commissary guard, and that she should have the means of conveyance either in a wagon or on horseback.
		Deponent further says that she and her husband remained at West Point till the departure of the army for the South, a term of perhaps one year and a half, but she cannot be positive as to the length of time.
		Deponent, having provisions ready, carried the same down to the entrenchments that morning, and four of the soldiers whom she was in the habit of cooking for ate their breakfasts.
	historymatters.gmu.edu /search.php?function=print&id=5833 (1787 words)

	OLC III.36: Deponent Verbs
		Deponent verbs are passive in form but active in meaning.
		Deponent verbs look passive but are translated as though active.
		That form is part of the third principal part of a deponent verb, so to repeat it as a separate, fourth principal part is considered superfluous.
	www.jburroughs.org /classics/curriculum/olc3/36_tutorial.html (366 words)

	Divorce Depositions
		If the deponent is not a party, the subpoena must be accompanied by a statement and/or check compensating the deponent for their mileage to the deposition.
		The deposition is commenced when the deponent is sworn in by the court reporter and swears to tell the truth under oath with the penalty for false information.
		Specifically, it is explained that the deponent will be asked a series of questions and that they must respond out loud to those questions without nodding or shaking their head, so that their answers may be properly transcribed by the court reporter.
	www.nvo.com /beaulier/divorcedepositions (2821 words)

	The Flogging of a Master - Bushranging as class struggle
		He then took the deponent's handkerchief from his neck and tied him to a tree; this he would not submit to till persuaded by Mrs Atkinson, who was with the deponent at the time, deponent still thinking that the bushrangers only meant to detain him.
		The leader then told deponent that he was not the only one to be served in that manner as he considered it his duty to go around and flog all the Gentleman so that they might know what punishment was.
		Deponent was then ordered to return, the bushranger declaring deponent would be shot if he attempted to proceed on his journey.
	www.takver.com /history/flogging.htm (629 words)

	New York Morning Herald 24 Oct., 1839 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		That this deponent never whipped or struck the negroes, nor saw the captain or crew of said schooner strike the negroes; and that, if it was done, it was without the privity or knowledge of said deponent.
		And this deponent says, that on the third day after their departure from Havana, the forty nine negroes suddenly rose on the crew and passengers, arming themselves with cane knives two and a half feet long by two and a half inches wide, and murderedthe cook and captain, throwing the bodies overboard.
		That from the time of said murder, deponent and Montez were completely in the power of the forty nine negroes, until captured by the brig Washington, and that at first the negroes refused to give this deponent and Montez any meat or drink.
	amistad.mysticseaport.org /library/news/nymh/1839.10.24.ruizmontezcase.html (1089 words)

	Untitled Document
		Deponents are very simple in theory—they are "passive in form but active in meaning (and expectation!)"—but in practice they pose many problems.
		The bad news is that deponents appear to bend a rule hitherto inviolable, that passive and active verb-forms are discrete.
		Also, one of the deponent participles is a true passive, the future passive participle (sequendus, "to be followed").
	www.usu.edu /markdamen/Latin1000/Chapters/34ch.htm (389 words)

	Legal Communication; July 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Tell the deponent that if he or she doesn't understand the question, or if the question is compound or poorly stated, the deponent may ask that the question be restated or rephrased.
		Remind the deponent that she has the right to take a moment before answering the questions and shouldn't allow herself to be rushed by opposing counsel.
		The deponent should also be reminded that, if he doesn't know an answer to a question, he should answer honestly that it is outside the scope of his knowledge.
	www.illinoisbar.org /Member/jul02lj/p379.htm (863 words)

	militiaman Bogert revolutionary war pension application
		Deponent further says these services were rendered 53 years since meaning the most recent of them and his own memory being impaired by a long service and fit of sicknesses as well as by time and usual occurrences that take place in 55 years of a man's life.
		Deponent further says that as his engamements were not for any particular period as far as he now remembered, so when on very short notice he was going to Kinderhook + apprized his Capt. Of it.
		The Deponent further states that he has now brought forward the Evidence of Silvester Maurice = Henry Berdan in confirmation of his own statement both of whom he knew + was known by them thro' the whole war + that he is known by many of the inhabitants of Ballston + Malta in Saratoga County.
	www.doublegv.com /ggv/battles/Bogert.html (1361 words)

	Deposition of Aaron Briggs
		Upon which, this deponent gave him the painter; that he, this deponent, being in his own boat, was rowed up by Potter's boat, till they came within half a mile of the schooner.
		That this deponent did not know the Browns, nor hear them called by their Christian names; and further declares, that it was John Brown, who shot the captain; and that he hath never seen either of the Browns since.
		The deponent further says, that the morning after the burning of the schooner, when he returned to his master's, he went to bed with two fl servants, with whom he usually slept; he lay there a little while, and upon his master's knocking, he got up and fetched the cows.
	gaspee.org /Briggs.html (1046 words)

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		Deponent does not recollect whether or not the names of the white men who were coming were stated in the note, and does not recollect that it was stated that they were coming armed.
		Deponent met the crowd about one mile and a half from town, and questioned two white men who he learned to be Mr Murphy and Pierce after telling them that he was the Sheriff of the County in the following manner.
		They moved on and deponent left them, and came on to town, summoned a posse, of every man in town, about twenty he thinks, to arm themselves, but put their arms away and be ready if called on; but be quiet in the meantime.
	dlg.galileo.usg.edu /camilla/cam012.php (654 words)

	New Page 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Deponent states that being a Magistrate for the County, and anxious to put a stop to such outrages in their infancy sought for information which he obtained, and on the following night proceeded with a party of Constabulary, and succeeded in having two of the principal perpetrators who attached Dignan’s House taken, and fully identified.
		Deponent states that he believes the said Brislawn, and Gilluly, to be connected with a secret society, and that there cannot be at large more dangerous characters, and therefore Deponent believes he cannot with safety attend to his several duties, and occupations while they are at large.
		Deponent states that he has heard that several other gentlemen in this County are marked out for assassination, and further Deponent states and believes if said Brislawn and Gilluly were arrested it would do much for the preservation of the peace of this neighborhood.
	www.obeirnefamily.mcmail.com /Issue8/new_page_7.htm (2888 words)

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		That the deponent is the proprietor of the firm named _________________________ and hence is fully conversant of the facts deposed below; 2.
		That the deponent’s income for the preceding three years’ on estimate basis is as under; 1986-87 12,000.00 1987-88 13,500.00 1988-89 14,000.00 6.
		That the deponent’s standard of living is very simple and his two sons are major and are not dependent on the deponent, hence personal drawing of Rs.
	www.vakilno1.com /forms/affidavits/131.doc (348 words)

	ELIJAH MILLS Revolutionary War Pension, Butler County, Ohio
		Deponent has a record of his age which was left by his father in the family Bible, by which it appears that deponent was born in Frederick County, State of Maryland (illegible)...fifth day of September seventeen hundred and fifty seven.
		Deponent has been in possession of a copy of said depositions until the present term of the Court of Butler County as aforesaid during which they have been examined by several inhabitants of said County, and which it is believed may yet be found, but which are now lost or mislaid.
		Deponent's commissions which he held for the different offices before stated were destroyed by fire several years ago when the house deponent was burned accidentally his certificates of his services were also __?__ at the same time.
	home.insightbb.com /~adyer/MillsPension.html (647 words)

	Deponent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Deponent has significance in two different reference frames:
		In law the deponent is the person making a Deposition (law)
		In grammar a deponent verb is a verb which is active in meaning while being passive or middle in its morphology (for example Latin 'sequor' = 'I follow')
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Deponent (73 words)

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		In this event, the operator of the videotape camera shall be a person who is authorized to administer an oath, and shall not be financially interested in the action or be a relative or employee of any attorney of any of the parties.
		If the deponent named is not a natural person, the deposition notice shall describe with reasonable particularity the matters on which examination is requested.
		(b) (1) If a deponent is a party to the action or an officer, director, managing agent, or employee of a party, the service of the deposition notice is effective to compel the deponent to attend and to testify, as well as to produce any document or tangible thing for inspection and copying.
	www.sen.ca.gov /leginfo/BILL-6-DEC-1998/CURRENT/SB/FROM0800/SB0877/T990527.TXT (5217 words)

	Revolutionary War Pension Application For Robert McFarland
		This Deponent was but eighteen years and nine months old at this time, and his father may have received his pay, though this Deponent does not know.
		This Deponent was prevented from marching with his company to the Battle of King's Mountain by receiving orders from Col. Arthur Campbell to return and collect a force to march against the Tories at New River.
		This Deponent hereby relinquishes any claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State.
	www.angelfire.com /tn3/doplis1/pension.html (1197 words)

	Wilson v Rowe, 1824
		And this deponent saith, that he was put to vast trouble and inconvenience in endeavouring to obtain the amounts of such judgments both by himself and through his agents at Hobart Town aforesaid, that by a letter from G.C. Clarke, Esq.
		Leburn, and as this deponent verily believes that he was specially directed to pay the said Landers by the said Price, or otherwise deponent would not have accepted the same.
		That this deponent hath frequently desired the said Freeman to enquire what sums were claimed by the said Wilson, and ordered that the amount thereof might be paid into this hon.
	www.law.mq.edu.au /scnsw/html/wilson_v_rowe__1824.html (2669 words)

	Documents relating to Ferryland, 1597-1726: Colony of Avalon
		And this deponent saith that Ferryland, his place where he this deponent then was, was all consumed to ashes and in particular diverse houses, stages, cookrooms, tenements and other conveniences built by and belonging to Mr.
		And this deponent farther saith that in the year 1697 he, this deponent, being then Commander of His Majesty's Ship LIME, was sent again to Newfoundland, in company of a squadron of men of war [warships] and land forces, to recover the country out of the hands of the enemy.
		And as he, this deponent, was informed and did verily believe, hath ever since peaceably enjoyed the same and thereon yearly built all necessary houses, stages, cookrooms, train vats and other conveniences, till the last year [1707], when she was interrupted, as this deponent hath therein been informed, in the enjoyment thereof.
	www.heritage.nf.ca /avalon/history/documents/letter_93.html (321 words)

	Illinois Bar Journal; May 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The deponent shall provide the officer with an address to which notice is to be sent when the transcript is available for examination and signing.
		When the deposition is fully transcribed, the officer shall mail to the deponent, at the address last supplied, notice that it is available and may be examined at a stated place at stated times, or pursuant to arrangement.
		But it might be too harsh a remedy to completely deny a deponent the right to make corrections in form and substance, in the event that the deponent truly did not understand the question posed, or in the unlikely event that the reporter did not transcribe the question or answer correctly.
	www.illinoisbar.org /Member/may00lj/p276.htm (2063 words)

	In re Stephen, 1847
		And these deponents further say, that after the settlement of the said action, the said defendant stated that he would be a loser to a great amount, for that he was afraid he would have to pay Mr.
		And deponent saith that Thomas Wood Rowlands Esquire, the defendant’s attorney, was present in the said court and heard the said statement of this deponent.
		And deponent then remonstrated with defendant on his having put the deponent to the payment of the said plaintiff’s costs out of pocket, which would swallow up the amount of the said note, upon which the said defendant said it was very unfortunate, that he also would have costs to pay to Mr.
	www.law.mq.edu.au /pc/InreStephen,1847.htm (2121 words)

	The Patriotes Rebellion. Quebec 1837-1839
		The deponent afterwards asked him to show his papers, on one of which was written these words; “ Every man to be provisioned with sixty cartridges.” After the deponent told him that he was a soldier and that he had to detain him for the moment, said Weir demonstrated great fear of being mistreated.
		The deponent assured him he had nothing to fear, that he'd be treated with respect and consideration, not thinking that he and his friends would soon find themselves in a similar situation.
		The deponent was informed that immediately after his departure on the morning of November 23, thus a few hours before the battle, said Papineau and O'Callaghan had left his house for Saint-Hyacinthe.
	www.marxists.org /history/canada/quebec/patriotes-rebellion/nelson.htm (751 words)

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		That the deponent is the proprietor of the firm above named and hence is fully conversant of the facts deposed below.
		_________, which is very heavy for the deponent to deposit because financial position of the deponent is very weak.
		That on the point stated above the deponent prays this Hon’ble Court to waive the condition of depositing 1/3rd of the disputed tax and grant stay for full amount of the disputed tax being Rs.
	www.vakilno1.com /forms/affidavits/127.doc (516 words)

	Court Martial of John Jermon
		Deponent says the Prisoner was tryed by a Regimental Court Martial for that part of his Crime - the having endeavoured to persuade a Man to desert, that he was punished for it & to the best of Deponent's knowledge the Prisoner received 350 Lashes.
		Deponent says the Prisoner did appear eager to give himself up after he was taken, for that he had intended to have done it.
		Deponent believes about an hour & half but Deponent was not with the Prisoner all that time on the Contrary was away from him most part of it.
	freenet.vcu.edu /sigs/reg64/cm11.html (1151 words)

	The Law Society of BC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The commissioner should be satisfied that the deponent is who the deponent represents himself or herself to be.
		To be satisfied of this, the commissioner may read the document aloud to the deponent, have the deponent read it aloud or accept the deponent's statement that its contents are understood: R.
		If it appears that a deponent is unable to read the document, the commissioner must certify in the jurat that the document was read in his or her presence and the commissioner was satisfied that the deponent understood it: B.C., Rules of Court, Rule 51(5).
	www.lawsociety.bc.ca /publications_forms/handbook/body_handbook_app1.html (1357 words)

	UNE - School of Classics, History and Religion - Australian Colonial Frontiers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In the evening when the bullocks were loosed from the plough Mr White called deponent and asked him where the piece of green hide was that he Mr White had given deponent to make a whip.
		Deponent told Mr White he had given the hide to Lamb the bullock driver who was going to Newcastle, and Lamb had given deponent his old whip.
		Deponent then went out unyoked the bullocks with the ploughman and when they had done deponent returned to Mr White and asked him for a pass to go to Mr Glennie.
	www.une.edu.au /arts/ACF/cf1833/volume1/appendices/partB.html (2123 words)

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		Deponent however told these men that in the event Dr Dasher objected to speaking on his premises the speaking would then be at the Court house; these men immediately rode back to Camilla; States that when he Murphy and Co [Company]
		Deponent and Mr F F Putney in a buggy in Advance about 200 yards, of the Music drove to the Court = house and dismounted, When the music was in about 50 or 75 yards of the Court -- house Deponent saw a white man advance toward the
		Deponent is not prepared to say how many were killed and wounded, since most all the freedmen were killed after they were scattered and fleeing through the woods, Deponent did not apprehend a general resistance on the part of the citizens of Camilla to his speaking, he thought posibly
	dlg.galileo.usg.edu /camilla/cam014.php (1084 words)

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