Brigham v. Abbott

Supreme Court of Vermont

Brigham v. Abbott

21 Vt. 455

Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided March 15, 1849·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

By the Court.

This is an action of book account. We think the deposition of Burnham, taken, to be used before the auditors, without notice, and without filing in court thirty days, as required by statute, where depositions are taken to be used in the county court, was properly received. Such has long been the practice in the county court, and we think the question has been decided in this court, if not reported.

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By the Court.

This is an action of book account. We think the deposition of Burnham, taken, to be used before the auditors, without notice, and without filing in court thirty days, as required by statute, where depositions are taken to be used in the county court, was properly received. Such has long been the practice in the county court, and we think the question has been decided in this court, if not reported.

Brigham v. Abbott, 21 Vt. 455 (Vt. 1849).

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