Legal Opinion

Hall v. Feild

Supreme Court of Delaware

Decided March 18, 1795PublishedCited by 1 opinion

1Opinion of the CourtRead, C. J.

The bond is not part of the records. By the proferí the bond is in court for one term only, unless denied; if denied, the cusios brevium kept it until it was determined. But now one attorney has a right to demand it of another; but, if it is not made part of the plea or replication, it is not part of the record. As to the other point, there should have been notice to *55produce it before the Court. 2 Term 201. Though a party is not obliged to accuse himself, yet, even in criminal cases, upon notice to produce, deeds etc. in the parties’ custody must be produced, otherwise the party demanding may…

2Cited by1 opinion

  1. Agostini v. Colonial Trust Co.Court of Chancery of Delaware · 1945

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