Kolb v. Whitely
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Harford County Court. This was an action of Trover for a quantity of leather, which originated in Baltimore County Court, on the 21st of April, 1829, and was afterwards removed to Harford County Court, upon a suggestion, according to the act of assembly.
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Appeal from Harford County Court. This was an action of Trover for a quantity of leather, which originated in Baltimore County Court, on the 21st of April, 1829, and was afterwards removed to Harford County Court, upon a suggestion, according to the act of assembly. The appellee in this court, was the plaintiff in the court below—issue was joined upon the plea of not guilty. 1. At the trial the plaintiff offered to read in evidence to the jury, the records of the proceedings of Baltimore County Court, except certain interrogatories contained therein, upon the applications of Trowbridge and…
1Opinion of the CourtStephen, J.
This is an action of Trover, instituted by the appellee, as trustee of Trowbridge and Taylor, to recover from the appellant certain property, transferred by Trowbridge and Taylor to the appellant, who was their creditor at the time they became insolvent. In the course of the trial of the cause, the plaintiff offered in evidence certain declarations of one of the insolvents, a short time prior to the transfer, relative to the pecuniary embarrasments of the firm, and also certain entries in their day-book, for the purpose of showing that they were dispossessing themselves of their property, *196gene…
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