Finch v. Ives
Supreme Court of Connecticut
In pursuance of the advice of this court, 22 Conn. R., 101, the superior court, for the county of New Haven, reversed the judgment of the county court, ordering this cause to be erased from the docket, and thereupon rendered judgment in favor of the defendant to recover his costs, taxed at thirty-nine dollars and seven cents.
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In pursuance of the advice of this court, 22 Conn. R., 101, the superior court, for the county of New Haven, reversed the judgment of the county court, ordering this cause to be erased from the docket, and thereupon rendered judgment in favor of the defendant to recover his costs, taxed at thirty-nine dollars and seven cents. After such judgment of reversal, the plaintiff then entered the action in the docket of said superior court, where it was regularly continued to the term holden in October, 1855, when it was tried and judgment rendered in favor of the defendant. The original plaintiff…
1Opinion of the CourtHinman, J.
This is a motion in error from the judgment of the superior court. The original action was brought before a justice of the peace, and appealed by the defendánt to the county court. After several continuances, in that court, it was, on motion of the plaintiff, erased from its docket, on the ground that the appeal was irregular. At the October term of the superior court, in 1852, this judgment of the county court was reversed, on the defendant’s motion in error, and, thereupon, judgment was rendered in his favor, to recover costs, on his motion in error. The original action was then entered in…
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