193.—Fair pleader. S$ PLEADER.—EF'air preponderance. In the law of evidence. Such a superiority of the evidence on one side that the fact of its outweighing the evidence on the other side can be perceived if the whole evidence is fairly considered. Ot v. Railroad Co., 63 Iowa, 464, 19 N. W. »; State v. Grear, 29 Minn. 225, 13 N. W. 140.—Fair sale. In foreclosure and other judicial proceedings, this means a sale conducted with fairness and impartiality as respects the rights and interests of the parties affected. Lalor v. McCarthy, 24 Minn. 419.—Fair trial. One conducted accerding to due course of law; a trial before a competent and impartial jury.