...not disqualified under How. Stat. § 7545, which precludes the living party from testifying at all to matters which if true must have been equally within the knowledge of the deceased party, from testifying that a claim on which she brings suit after the death of her husband was assigned...

...suit prosecuted or defended by personal representatives of the deceased person, from testifying to matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of the deceased. It should be borne in mind that the plaintiff represents the estate of the decedent. We do not think...

...opposite party, if examined as a witness on his own behalf, shall not be admitted to testify at all as to matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of the deceased person. / — A witness who, with her daughter, saw the testatrix in the evening of the day the will...

...the commissioners, Mrs. Smith was sworn by them and examined respecting matters concerning the note which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of the deceased. She was not represented by attorney. She was interrogated by one of the commissioners, and her statement...

...assigns, devisees, legatees, or personal representatives of a deceased person, from testifying at all to matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of the decedent, applies to a party who files a bill to declare the title to land conveyed to the decedent...

...opposite party, if examined as a witness in his own behalf, shall not be admitted to testify at all to matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of such deceased person." How. Stat. §75io. We do not think the statute quoted applies to this case....

...with counsel for defendant, and have laid aside entirely the testimony of the complainant as to all matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of Mr. Buckland, unless its admission has been waived by defendant. It is claimed by counsel for the complainant...

...forbidding the opposite party, in a suit defended by the heirs of a deceased person, from testifying to matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of decedent. 4. SAME— ATTORNEY AND CLIENT — PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS. Where the marriage of plaintiff...

...if examined as a witness on his own behalf, shall not be admitted to testify at all in relation to matters which, if true, must have been •equally within the knowledge of such deceased person." 2. Act No. 188, Laws of 1863, taking effect June 22, 1863, added v' to the act...

...opposite party, if examined as a witness in his own behalf, shall not be admitted to testify at all to matters which, if true, must have been equally within the knowledge of such deceased person." Section 10212, 3 Comp. Laws, as amended by Act No. 30, Pub. Acts 1903. The objection...