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Harvey v. McClintock

Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, New Castle County
May 1, 1795
2 Del. Cas. 46 (Del. Com. Pleas 1795)

Opinion

May, 1795.

Vandyke [for plaintiff]. Bayard [for defendant].

Bayard. March 18, 1785, deed from Penns to Jonathan Dawes. July 12, 1785, deed from Jonathan Dawes and wife to Job Harvey. [2] Del. Laws [1160], June 9, 1793, Land Office law.

John S. Littler offered. I run the lands for McClintock in 1792 by virtue of a warrant from the proprietary agent. On the western side I found marked trees next to McClintock's contained twenty or thirty acres. William Elliott [to the] east; Nick Way to the west. I did not know John McClintock had any title until I saw the deed this morning.

Verdict for plaintiff. 6d costs etc.


Trespass. Non culpa and liberum tenementum.


Summaries of

Harvey v. McClintock

Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, New Castle County
May 1, 1795
2 Del. Cas. 46 (Del. Com. Pleas 1795)
Case details for

Harvey v. McClintock

Case Details

Full title:JOB HARVEY v. JOHN McCLINTOCK

Court:Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, New Castle County

Date published: May 1, 1795

Citations

2 Del. Cas. 46 (Del. Com. Pleas 1795)