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Spruance v. Weldon

Superior Court of Delaware
Jan 1, 1849
5 Del. 175 (Del. Super. Ct. 1849)

Opinion

Spring Sessions, 1849.

CERTIORARI to Justice Townsend, on a judgment by Justice Fennimore.

Platt, for plaintiff.

Rodney, for defendant.


The record returned was of a judgment entered on a judgment note; of which no copy was sent up. Diminution was alledged, and the justice returned that no such note could be found among the records of the late Justice Fennimore.

Mr. Rodney excepted that there was no authority for the judgment; and Mr. Platt argued that the authority would be implied; but

The Court reversed the judgment, saying that not only the note but the terms of the warrant must be shown to support the judgment. The assignment also must be shown to be such as will justify a suit by the assignee in his own name.

Judgment reversed.


Summaries of

Spruance v. Weldon

Superior Court of Delaware
Jan 1, 1849
5 Del. 175 (Del. Super. Ct. 1849)
Case details for

Spruance v. Weldon

Case Details

Full title:ENOCH SPRUANCE, use of HENRY PRATT vs. WM. WELDON and WILLIAM REYNOLDS…

Court:Superior Court of Delaware

Date published: Jan 1, 1849

Citations

5 Del. 175 (Del. Super. Ct. 1849)