Jarrett's Admrs. v. Ludington
West Virginia Supreme Court
Writ of error to a judgment oí; the circuit court of Greenbrier county entered on the twenty-sixth day of •June, 1875, in the above entitled action in which. Alexander F. Mathews and Joseph Jarrett, administrators of James Jarrett, deceased, were plaintiffs, and Samuel C. Hudington and James M. Nickellwere defendants, granted Petition of said administrators. The haci;s of the case appear in the opinion of Green, Judge.
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Writ of error to a judgment oí; the circuit court of Greenbrier county entered on the twenty-sixth day of •June, 1875, in the above entitled action in which. Alexander F. Mathews and Joseph Jarrett, administrators of James Jarrett, deceased, were plaintiffs, and Samuel C. Hudington and James M. Nickellwere defendants, granted Petition of said administrators. The haci;s of the case appear in the opinion of Green, Judge. Hon. Homer A. Holt, judge of said circuit court presided at the trial below.
1Opinion of the Court
Green, Judge :
James Jarrett’s administrators brought an action of' debt, in the circuit court of Greenbrier county, against Samuel C.-Ludington, and James M. Nickell, upon a bond for $351.56, payable on demand, and dated, July 2,. 1866. The defendants filed pleas of payment, and usury,, to which the plaintiff replied generally, and issues were joined. On June 26, 1875, by consent of parties, the cause was submitted to the court, in lieu of a jury. The defendants were allowed to make any defences, under the issues in the cause, of any matters which they could make, if said matters were…
2Cited by1 opinion
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