Crow v. Eichinger
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Clinton Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtDowney, J.
Eichinger sued Crow upon a promissory note. Answer, first, no consideration; second and third, the same, setting out the facts. Reply by way of traverse to the special paragraphs of the answer. Tidal by jury, and verdict and judgment for the plaintiff Motion afterwards during the term, for a new trial, which was overruled, and a bill of exceptions filed showing the points which are relied upon to revese the judgment.
The first thing complained of is the exclusion of a certified copy of a patent with the accompanying drawings and *66specifications, dated January 14th, 1868, to one Green, offered…
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