Baugher v. Wilkins
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from (lie Superior Court of Baltimore City. Trespass on the case, brought on the 26th of November 1852, by the appellants against, the appellees and John Glenn, as executors of Jos. Wilkins. Glenn died before the trial, and tire suit was prosecuted against, the other defendants.
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Appeal from (lie Superior Court of Baltimore City. Trespass on the case, brought on the 26th of November 1852, by the appellants against, the appellees and John Glenn, as executors of Jos. Wilkins. Glenn died before the trial, and tire suit was prosecuted against, the other defendants. The declaration filed against all the original defendants, as executors, contained four counts, in substance as follows: 1st. That, the plaintiffs and their deceased partner, trading as Baugher, Fisher & Allwine, were lawfully in possession of a certain warehouse and store, in which they carried on the business…
1Opinion of the CourtLe Grand, C. J.
This is an action on the case instituted by the appellants against the appellees and John Glenn. The death of Glenn having been suggested before the trial of the cause, the proceedings were slayed as against him and prosecuted against the others.
The declaration against all the original defendants was as executors, and contained four counts. The substance of these, it is agreed, is correctly stated by the appellees in their brief. {Ante., 35, 36.)
The appellants asked four instructions,- all of which were refused; and the appellees for five instructions, the first of which was admitted to be…
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