§ 64.1-91. What may be admitted as evidence on trial by jury
The record of what is proved or deposed in court by witnesses on the motion to admit a will to record and any depositions lawfully taken out of court, on such motion, of witnesses who cannot be produced at a trial afterwards before a jury may, on such trial, be admitted as evidence, to have such weight as the jury shall think it deserves.
(Code 1950, § 64-87; 1968, c. 656.)
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