Gallatin v. Bradford

*209OPINION of the Court, by

Judge Trimble.

— This case comes before the court upon a bill of exception, tendered by the plaintiff in error, who was the defendant in the court below, to the opinions of that court in refusing to direct the jury as in case of a nonsuit, because the evidence adduced by the plaintiff, as set forth in the bill of exception, was insufficient in law to support the case laid in the declaration ; and in rejecting the evidence which was offered by the defendant. The first question, therefore, will be, was the evidence sufficient to maintain the" plaintiff’s action as laid ?

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