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London v. Hudson

Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, Georgetown
Apr 1, 1801
2 Del. Cas. 141 (Del. Com. Pleas 1801)

Opinion

April, 1801.

Ridgely, Hall [for plaintiff]. Wilson, Vining [for defendant].



Deposition of one Gray taken before Postley, Esq., in Maryland. Objected to by defendant's counsel, there being no evidence that he was a justice, on the general principles of law and on the ground that the Supreme Court decided written evidence was necessary.

D. Hall, Ridgely. This deposition was taken agreeably to a rule entered into by consent of parties for their mutual convenience, and according to the practice of this Court.


The deposition not being strictly conformable to law, the Court acting as a summary jurisdiction will reject it, but will give the petitioner further time to procure it.


Summaries of

London v. Hudson

Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, Georgetown
Apr 1, 1801
2 Del. Cas. 141 (Del. Com. Pleas 1801)
Case details for

London v. Hudson

Case Details

Full title:NEGRO LONDON v. ANNANIAS HUDSON

Court:Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, Georgetown

Date published: Apr 1, 1801

Citations

2 Del. Cas. 141 (Del. Com. Pleas 1801)