Buckingham v. Davis
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Carroll county. Trespass q. c. /., by the appellant against the appellee. Plea, non cut. and defence on warrant. At the trial of this case, before Thomas Donaldson, Esq., as special judge, four exceptions, raising the same question, were taken by the plaintiff to the rulings of the court, which, with all the facts of the case, are fully stated in the opinion of this court.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court for Carroll county. Trespass q. c. /., by the appellant against the appellee. Plea, non cut. and defence on warrant. At the trial of this case, before Thomas Donaldson, Esq., as special judge, four exceptions, raising the same question, were taken by the plaintiff to the rulings of the court, which, with all the facts of the case, are fully stated in the opinion of this court. The verdict and judgment were in favor of the defendant, and the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtLe Grand, C. J.
Nimrod Buckingham, the plaintiff below, on the 3rd day of December 1849, instituted in Carroll county court an action of trespass q. c. f., against the defendant, now appellee. The *327defendant appeared in the court below, by his counsel, and pleaded not guilty, and took defence on warrant. The case then was continued from term to term, until the first Monday of April 1852, at which term of the court the Hon. Madison Nelson presided as circuit judge, under the provisions of the present constitution; at which term of said court the defendant, by his counsel, moved the court that a warrant of…
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