Young v. State Bank

Assumpsit by the State Bank for the use of the branch at Terre Haute, against John Young and others, upon a promissory note payable at said branch. Judgment below for the plaintiff, September, 1841.

In 1845 the legislature of the state passed an act granting a new trial. The Circuit Court held said act unconstitutional, and refused to hear the new trial. Before considering this point, another will be noticed.

The judgment in the case upon the trial had, was entered as one by nil dicit, no defence appearing to have been interposed. Subsequently the record was amended, on the motion of the…