Baines v. Higgins
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL PROM TRE ~O1JJtT OP PIlE T}11~ID ~ISTR!CT~ TEE JUDGE TUEREOE ~flESIDCNG.
1Opinion of the Court
This cause was remanded without an inquiry into the merits upon certain bills of exceptions taken by the defendant, and stated at large in the opinion of the court~ delivered by
Martin J.
The counse' of the defendant and appellant has called our attention to several bills of exceptions:
1. At the trial of this case, it being necessary to prove the sale of a slave, in the year 1814, by Robinson to Walsh, a receipt of the consideration money, dated May 2~, 1830, the day of the trial was offered ub evidence. The introduction of it was opposed by the defendant; the objection overruled~ and a bill of…
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