Black v. Shreve
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the CourtWhelpley, J.
The amount of money, rather than the difficulty of the questions involved in this cause, invests it *457with more than ordinary interest. Were it otherwise, I should be content to cast my vote without attempting to assign reasons for it.
Without designing an elaborate examination of the law or evidence, I will proceed briefly to mention some of the many reasons which have determined me to cast my vote for the affirmance of this decree.
The respondents rest their case upon a single point-^that the covenant of the defendants, upon which their liability depends, was never, in the legal sense of the…
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