Rucker v. Beaty
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Rush Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
Josiah Gordon sued James S. Rucker, in trespass, for criminal conversation with said Gordon’s wife. Rucker pleaded the general issue. The cause was tried by a jury, and Gordon obtained a verdict and judgment for 500 dollars. Gordon died, and Beaty, his administrator, was made a party to the judgment, and is the defendant in this Court.
A bill of exceptions states that, on the trial, “ one William Moore, having been called by the plaintiff and sworn as a witness, on cross examination, stated, on the question of the defendant, that the plaintiff had not said to him that he brought this suit to…
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