Gates v. Friedman
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Circuit Court, Kanawha County. Ejectment by A. P. Gates and others against Jacob Friedman and others. Demurrer to plaintiffs ’ evidence overruled by the court of common pleas, and judgment for plaintiffs,, and from a judgment of the circuit court, rejecting the writ, of error prayed for by Jacob Friedman, he brings error..
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, President:
In ejectment, the defendants demurred to plaintiffs’ evidence, and upon the conditional verdict found by the jury1 the court found the law to be for the plaintiffs and pronounced the judgment to which, upon the petition of the> defendant Jacob Friedman, the present writ of error was awarded.
The declaration averred that plaintiffs on February 1, 1883, and continuously since then were owners in fee of a certain lot in the city of Charleston, bounded as follows t Beginning on Capitol Street in the center of the side wall nearest to Virginia Street, of what.on the date of said…
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