Stokes v. Hatcher
Supreme Court of New Jersey
on certiorari.
1Opinion of the Court
Kirkpatrick C. J.
Rachel Hatcher, the plaintiff below, had placed her son William Hatcher, an apprentice to William Stokes, the defendant, to learn the trade of a *94wheelwright. The indenture of apprenticeship, is between plaintiff and defendant alone, the boy being no party thereto, but in other respects, is pretty much in the usual form; and particularly it contains covenants, that the said defendant shall use his utmost endeavours to teach the apprentice the trade of a wheelwright; that he shall find him meat, drink, and apparel, and also washing and lodging fitting for his station; and give…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- M'Clure v. M'ClureSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1855
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