Anderson v. Critcher
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Harford County Court. This was an action of covenant, brought on the 16th October 1838, by John Critcher against Francis D. Anderson.
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Appeal from Harford County Court. This was an action of covenant, brought on the 16th October 1838, by John Critcher against Francis D. Anderson. The plaintiff declared in three counts, but as the decision of the county court was for the defendant on the two first counts, which were not appealed from, and was for the plaintiff on the third count, that count only is reported, and is as follows: And whereas also, by a certain other indenture made on the 24th April in the year 1833, at Harford county, between the said plaintiff of the one part, and the said defendant of the other part, (one part…
1Opinion of the CourtDorsey, J.
The declaration in the case before us contains three counts, to all of which the defendant demurred. To the first two counts the court ruled good the demurrer; and from such their decision no appeal has been prosecuted. The demurrer to the third count was overruled, and from the judgment of the county court overruling that demurrer, the present appeal has been prayed. We deem it unnecessary from the view we have taken of this case to determine, whether the agreement entered into by the parties be a lease, or a mere agreement for a lease, nor do we consider it necessary to decide on the…
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