Allen v. Ehle
7 Cow. 496
Opinion
The statute was passed to remove the common law objection. The 5th section declares the wager to be void; and gives a remedy against the party, to recover it back. The action lying against the party, a fortiori does it lie against the agent, on a demand before the money is paid over. We see no reason for re-considering Simmons v. Borland, (10 John. 468,) which is precisely in point; and has been acted upon in another case lately before us.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
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