Baldwin v. Prouty
13 Johns. 430
Opinion
The judgment was a good ground of sef-offj, and the evidence offered of the existence of that judgment was the best that the nature of the case would admit. The justice, therefore, erred in rejecting the evidence, and the judgment ought to be reversed.
Judgment reversed.
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