Wilson v. McGuinness
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On error to the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by •
Garrison, J.
This was an information in the Supreme Court in the nature of a cjuo warranto, wherein, the issues were by consent of parties tried before Mr. Justice Swayze without a jury. The learned justice found that McGuinness had usurped tlie office of county collector of the county of Essex to the exclusion of the relator, Booth, who was lawfully entitled thereto. Judgment to that effect was rendered by the Supreme Court upon the postea, and this judgment is now under review by writ of error.
The facts were that McGuinness was appointed county col*348le…
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