Schuchler v. Cooper
Superior Court of Delaware
Action of Assumpsit for care and attention and board furnished Robert Coburn Dickson, from 1892 to 1900. At the trial testimony was adduced as to the time covered by the board furnished and services rendered to Robert Coburn Dickson by the plaintiff, and the acknowledgment of indebtedness therefor by said Dickson, as follows: Louise Schuehler, Jr., testified on direct examination as follows: By Mr. Whiteman: Q. What relation are you to Henry Schuehler? A. I am his daughter.
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Action of Assumpsit for care and attention and board furnished Robert Coburn Dickson, from 1892 to 1900. At the trial testimony was adduced as to the time covered by the board furnished and services rendered to Robert Coburn Dickson by the plaintiff, and the acknowledgment of indebtedness therefor by said Dickson, as follows: Louise Schuehler, Jr., testified on direct examination as follows: By Mr. Whiteman: Q. What relation are you to Henry Schuehler? A. I am his daughter. Q,. Where do you now reside ? A. At 1103 Clayton street in this city. Q,. With whom do you reside ? A. Mr. H. W. Gause.…
1Opinion of the Court
Lore, C. J.,
charging the jury :
Gentlemen of the jury:—In this action, Henry T. Schuchler, the plaintiff, seeks to recover from Alexander B. Cooper, administrator of Robert Coburn Dickson, deceased, the defendant, for personal services and for board, which he rendered and furnished to the deceased in his lifetime, and which are itemized in his bill of particulars as follows:
Board from June 10, 1892, to May 25,1900, at $10.00 per week, ................................. $4120.00
Nursing, May 25th to June 5, 1900, at $5.00 per day,............................................. 55.00
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