Webber v. Ives
Supreme Court of Vermont
PLAINTIFF declared in a plea of trespass quare tlausum fregit, and taking away sundry horned cattle, ad damnum, 300 dollars.
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PLAINTIFF declared in a plea of trespass quare tlausum fregit, and taking away sundry horned cattle, ad damnum, 300 dollars. At the stated February term of this Court, 1801, this cause was referred, by order of Court and agree-7 J ment of parties, to the determination of Stephen Wil1 _ 1 liams, Jonathan Bell and Daniel Marsh, a report of pi if», , whom, or the major part ol them, to be final and con-elusive between .the parties; Stephen Williams to be chairman, and to notify the parties of the time and place of meeting; and if either party, after being duly notified, neglect to attend, the…
1Opinion of the Court
Sed per Curiam.
Upon objection to the acceptance of a report of referees, the Court will only hear evidence .relative to corruption in the referees, or misconduct in their not following the rule, either by neglecting properly to notify or hear the parties, or taking into consideration matters not submitted to them.
Heport accepted.
The Court will triafforti-uTveof mater¿iV|ví dence, supported by the single affidavit of the party, or him in interest. The motion must be accompanied with the affidavits of the witnesses recently discovered. --- —.—, for plaintiff. Darius Chipman, for defendant
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