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Read v. Sipple

Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
Dec 3, 1814
1 Del. Cas. 526 (Del. Com. Pleas 1814)

Opinion

December 3, 1814.

Brinckle for plaintiff.


Replevin. Writ returnable to November Term, 1813, and judgment against the defendant the same term for want of an appearance.

Clayton today moved to make absolute a rule nisi for setting aside the judgment, which had been obtained upon an affidavit made by the defendant in which he swore that he had spoken to an attorney to conduct the cause for him, and supposed until the present term that the necessary steps had been taken to prepare the cause for trial; and that the distress was for rent which was still in arrear and unpaid.


Let the judgment be set aside upon the terms of the defendant's paying the costs of the judgment and of this application, and of going to trial peremptorily at the next term.


Rule made absolute.


Summaries of

Read v. Sipple

Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
Dec 3, 1814
1 Del. Cas. 526 (Del. Com. Pleas 1814)
Case details for

Read v. Sipple

Case Details

Full title:READ v. SIPPLE

Court:Court of Common Pleas of Delaware

Date published: Dec 3, 1814

Citations

1 Del. Cas. 526 (Del. Com. Pleas 1814)