Penniman v. Patchin
Supreme Court of Vermont
This is an action of assumpsit for money had and receive ed. — Plea, Non Assumpsit. On the trial of the issue the plaintiffs claimed to recover of the defendant a certain sum of money which, was found due to them from Thomas Brownell by an. award of arbitrators made on the i 6th day of November 1830, which had been assigned to the defendant by one Daniel Church, and which had been paid to the defendant by said Thomas Brownell.
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This is an action of assumpsit for money had and receive ed. — Plea, Non Assumpsit. On the trial of the issue the plaintiffs claimed to recover of the defendant a certain sum of money which, was found due to them from Thomas Brownell by an. award of arbitrators made on the i 6th day of November 1830, which had been assigned to the defendant by one Daniel Church, and which had been paid to the defendant by said Thomas Brownell. The said award together with the assignment of the said Church on which was the receipt of the defendant, were read in evidence to to the Jury and are as follows.…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Phelps, J.
This is an action of Assumpsit, to recover a sum of money, paid by one T. Brownel to the defendant, *352under the following circumstances. One D. Church, having in his hands as an attorney, for collection, a demand ire favor of the plaintiffs, against Rrownel, and some dispute having arisen respecting it, Church (as it would seem, by consent, or with the approbation of the plaintiffs,) submitted the matter to arbitration. The arbitrators awarded,among other matters, “ that said Brownel pay to said Church, for the said Penniman & Parmalee the sum…
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