Legal Opinion

Vunck v. Whorl

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Decided November 15, 1807Published

OH CERTIORARI. No coats allowed on discharge of apprentice by justice of the peace. Execution for costs of suit, set aside.

1Opinion of the Court

This case is sufficiently stated in the opinion delivered by the Chief Justice.

Kirkpatrick, C. J.

— The proceedings returned with this certiorari, are a mass of confusion. The best I can make of them is, that one David Whorl was bound as an apprentice to the defendant, Joseph Vunck; that one David Crawford, in behalf of Whorl, but in his own name, entered a complaint against Vunck, for the maltreatment of Whorl;, that Cook, the justice to whom the complaint was made,, under the act concerning apprentices and servants, called to-his assistance two other justices, who, together upon hearing,,…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Creswell v. BlankSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1861

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