Starry v. Winning

Ejectment, commenced in March, 1853, under the old practice. Trial in Time, 1853, under the new practice. Verdict and judgment for Winning, the lessor of the plaintiff.

The motion for a new trial interposed by Starry, was overruled. The evidence is not set out in the record.

Sundry bills of exceptions are taken by Starry—

1. To the admission of certain evidence.

2. To the refusal of certain instructions.

3. As a further objection, the want of jurisdiction in the Court trying the cause is urged.

The first objection is to the admission of the evidence of one Perrin Kent.

It appears that Kent was, in…