Reab v. Moor
New York Supreme Court
IN ERROR to the Court of Common. Pleas of Washington county. Moor brought an action for work and labour, &c. against Reab, in a Justice’s Court, and claimed fifty dollars.
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IN ERROR to the Court of Common. Pleas of Washington county. Moor brought an action for work and labour, &c. against Reab, in a Justice’s Court, and claimed fifty dollars. The defendant pleaded the general issue, and a set-off, and the cause was tried by a jury, who found a verdiet for the plaintiff, for thirty-three dollars and seventy- „ ■' , ’ T , two cents, on which the Justice gave judgment; and R., pursuant to the act, entitled, “ an act to extend the jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace,’’ appealed to the Court of Common Pleas of Washington county. After the appeal was filed, R., the…
1Opinion of the CourtWoodworth, J.
Moor commenced an action against Reab, in a Justice’s Court, and recovered judgment. The cause was removed to the Common Pleas of Washington county, by appeal, and judgment was there rendered for the appellee.
After the appeal was filed, the appellant assigned errors, and the appellee joined in error, which is stated in the bill of exceptions to be according to the rules of practice established in that Court. When the cause came on to be tried, the Court decided, that the appellant must proceed in the cause, and impeach the. Justice’s judgment; the counsel for the appellant excepted to this…
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