Walsh v. Gilmor
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Baltimore County Court. This was an action of assumpsit5 brought in tiie general court, by the appellees against the appellant The declaration con taine(j £ counts.
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Appeal from Baltimore County Court. This was an action of assumpsit5 brought in tiie general court, by the appellees against the appellant The declaration con taine(j £ counts. In the fivst count it was stated, that where* as ^ic planjtlff, oh the 27th of July 1791, and long before and after, were joint partners in trade and commerce, trading under the name and firm of Robert Gihnor and company: And whereas the plaintiiih were the owners of a quantity of Brandy, to wit, 102 pipes, then shipped on board a certain ship called The Ann, and then on her voyage from Bourdeaux, in France, to the…
1Opinion of the Court
The Court
refused to give the direction prayed for. The defendant excepted,
S’, The third hill of exceptions. The defendant then prayed the court to dire'et the jury, that the paper dated the Í9lh of August 1795, and admitted to be written and signed by the defendant, and by him sent to the plaintiffs, and produced and read by the plaintiffs to the jury, was not admissible evidence, and ought not to be' regarded by them, unless the plaintiffs also produced and read to the jury the letters of the defendant to the plaintiffs upon the subject of the reference, dated the 1 fifth and Í 9th of August…
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- Oelrichs v. FordCourt of Appeals of Maryland · 1864
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