Legal Opinion

Judah v. M'Namee

Indiana Supreme Court

Decided November 26, 1833Published

APPEAL from the Knox Circuit Court. Verdict and judgment below for M’Jfamee,. the plaintiff. , ■ ' .

1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.

M'JVamee declared against Judah in assumpsit. The declaration contains three counts; ' The first two of these counts, after averring that JIPJYamee was then, and for divers years then last past had been, a doctor of physic, and had during all that time used and exercised the profession, art; and business of a physician, declares that Judah is indebted to him in the sum of 269 dollars and 43 cents, for work, labour, care, and diligence done, performed, and bestowed by him, as such doctor of physic, in visiting and prescribing physic, &c. The third count averred that M'JVamee was then, and for…

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  1. Mooney v. LloydSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1819

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