Jones v. Swift
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Fayette Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Colerick, C.
No question involving the sufficiency of any of the pleadings in this action has been presented to us, and no recital of their averments is necessary to be made in determining the questions that have been submitted for our consideration. The issues formed by the pleadings were tried by the court, who, at the request of the parties, made a* special finding of the facts in the case, and its conclusion of law thereon, as follows:
“1st. That on the 20th day of June, 1877, said John *517Swift recovered a judgment in the Fayette Circuit Court against one Thomas Monger, as principal, and…
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