Benson v. Egerton
1 Brayt. 21
Opinion
A prosecution qui tam for usury, abates by death of defendant. If the defendant decease, after verdict, and before the law term, judgment being respited, by a motion in arrest; Court will not render judgment nunc pro tunc.
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Benson v. Egerton, 1 Brayt. 21 (Vt. 1817).
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