Ambler v. Church
1 Root 211
Opinion
The justice is not liable in damages for not calling said action at the time, and rendering judgment under the circumstances. There is no pretense of partiality or corruption, and even if the justice erred in judgment it ought not to mahe him liable.
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Ambler v. Church, 1 Root 211 (Colo. Ct. App. 1790).
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