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Caldwell v. Cleadon Moody

Superior Court of Delaware
Jan 1, 1842
3 Del. 420 (Del. Super. Ct. 1842)

Opinion

Spring Sessions, 1842

Gray, for plaintiff.

J. A. Bayard, for avowant.


REPLEVIN. Charlotte Cleadon avowed for one year's rent arrear ($110,) due from plaintiff as her tenant. David L. Moody made cognizance as bailiff. The plaintiff pleaded riens in arrear. On the trial the avowant proved the rent, and claimed interest upon it; and the question arose, whether the jury could find interest on the rent arrear.

The Court, referring to Digest, 304-5, said the verdict and judgment must be for the amount of the rent without interest, and the verdict was rendered accordingly.


Summaries of

Caldwell v. Cleadon Moody

Superior Court of Delaware
Jan 1, 1842
3 Del. 420 (Del. Super. Ct. 1842)
Case details for

Caldwell v. Cleadon Moody

Case Details

Full title:EZEKIEL CALDWELL v. CHARLOTTE CLEADON DAVID L. MOODY

Court:Superior Court of Delaware

Date published: Jan 1, 1842

Citations

3 Del. 420 (Del. Super. Ct. 1842)