...or limits the effect of false statements to avoid the policy to those that are designedly false. But we think the better rule, and the one supported by the weight of authority, is as stated by Mr. Cooley in his Briefs on the Law of Insurance (volume 3, p. 1956), as follows: "The...

...not contain the words "valid or invalid," found in the provision of the policy sued upon. We thin'; the better rule, and the one supported by the weight of authority, is that where an insurer stipulates in the contract of Insurance that it shall not be liable thereon, or that...

...certain contracts of an infant, made under certain circumstances, are absolutely void; but we think that the better rule, and the one supported by the weight of authority, is that all contracts of an infant, except those for necessaries, are voidable by the infant at his election...

...Malice and Corrupt Motive. — Although there are a number of decisions which maintain a contrary view,2 the better rule, and the one supported by the weight of authority, is that in an action by an elector against election officers for rejecting his vote, in order to recover damages,3...

...against rape: Noble v. State, 22 Ohio St. 541. IV. Consent. Although the authorities are conflicting, the better rule, and the one supported by the weight of authority, is that consent of the female is not essential to constitute the crime of incest in the male: David v. People,...

...ordinarily made, at least when the defendant raises an objection to the admissibility of the confession.17 The better rule and the one supported by the weight of authority is that a preliminary investigation made by the court to determine whether a confession offered in evidence is...

...its resemblance to some other person, who had opportunities of illicit intercourse with the mother.10 The better rule and the one supported by the weight of authority is that the resemblance or nonresemblance of a bastard child to the defendant cannot be shown by testimony...

...once," "immediately," "promptly" or "as soon as he can" upon receiving knowledge of the act ; 10 but the better rule, and the one supported by the weight of authority and reason, is that which determines the matter by allowing a reasonable time in which to decide and...

...inadmissible because procured by hope of benefit the inducements must have been held out by one in authority. The better rule and the one supported by the weight of authority in the United States is that a confession procured by inducements may be involuntary although the inducements...

...the true owner will operate to break the continuity of the possession. Nevertheless the better view, and the one supported by the weight of authority, is that a mere offer by the adverse claimant to purchase an outstanding title or interest, whether of the true...