Argument
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Proof or the means of proving, or inducing belief; a course or process of reasoning; an address to a jui'y, or a court. See Argumentum. When a controverted question of fact is to be submitted to a jury for its determination either party has an absolute right to be heard in argument thereon. The power of the court is limited to imposing reasonable restrictions as to the time to be occupied.^ See