Legal Opinion
Brunson v. Martin
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Decided January 15, 1856PublishedCited by 4 opinions
Appeal from Hempstead ''Circuit Omrt. Hon. Shelton Watson, Circuit Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scott
delivered tbe opinion of tbe Court.
Martin sued Brunson, in tbe Hempstead Circuit Court, to recover, in assumpsit, the value of services rendered as overseer, in tbe year 1853. The latter pleaded ■non-assumpsit, and with, bia plea, filed a notice to the plaintiff, as follows, to wit:
“Take notice, that at, and upon tbe trial of this cause, I shall introduce testimony, and prove that you did not keep and perform tbe contract between us, in said suit-specified, but on the contrary, did break and violate the same, in this ; that you, with* out necessity, and contrary and against your diity, as my…
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