Bank of the United States v. Macdonald

2 F. Cas. 717, 4 Cranch 624, 4 D.C. 624

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Bank of the United States v. Macdonald, 2 F. Cas. 717, 4 Cranch 624, 4 D.C. 624 (circtddc 1835).

Opinion

THE COURT

(nem. con., but THRUSTON, Circuit Judge, doubting) refused to give this instruction also, there being no evidence that Agg’s note was taken in renewal of the note of Prentiss’s, indorsed by the defendant.

Verdict for plaintiffs, a new trial was granted by consent and at March term, 1836, the plaintiff struck the suit off, by consent, without costs.

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