Hubbard v. Dewey
Supreme Court of Vermont
MOTION by the plaintiff, that the judgment in this case be ■reversed, and for a. new trial, founded on exceptions taken at the trial below. The motion was argued by O. E. Smith and Wm. Upham, for the plaintiff, and by N. Baylies, for the defendant.
1Opinion of the Court
The facts in the case, and the opinions of the county court to which exceptions were taken, will sufficiently appear from the opinion of this Court, which was pronounced by
Hutchinson, J.
This is an action on the case against the ■defendant, setting forth that he, as constable of Berlin, levied an execution in favour of the plaintiff, on land, and neglected to cause the execution and his return to be recorded. The cause was tried in the county court upon the general issue ; and the decision of the county court upon papers presented in evidence, is now to be revised, upon the exceptions taken at…
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