Banks v. Miller
1 D.C. 543
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Banks v. Miller, 1 D.C. 543 (D.D.C. 1809).
Opinion
overruled the objection.
After the jury was sworn, the defendant called on the plaintiff to produce his books of account, which were then on the table.
The Court thought it due notice, as the books were in court.
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