Ashworth v. Wrigley
1 Hall 145
Opinion
The motion must prevail as a matter of course, and is always granted by the Supreme Court in like cases. The only doubt originates in the defendant’s offer, to waive Ms discharge : but it does not appear, that he has any defence to the action, except as to its form. The court will not,' therefore, drive the plaintiff to the expense of a litigation, which can never draw in question the real merits between the parties. - ’
Motion granted
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