Bugbee v. Abbot

Connecticut Superior Court

Bugbee v. Abbot

1 Root 109

DecidedSeptember 15, 1788

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Bluebook

Bugbee v. Abbot, 1 Root 109 (Colo. Ct. App. 1788).

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Opinion

Writ or Eeror to reverso a judgment of a justice, in an action brought by Abbot v. Bugbee. The defendant appeared and refused to plead; and judgment was given against him upon nihil dicit; the defendant moved for an appeal to the County Court, the cause being appealable, and the justice denied an appeal, because he did not plead; this was assigned for error; and the judgment was reversed, for the defendant was in court and an appeal ought to have been granted.

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Writ or Eeror to reverso a judgment of a justice, in an action brought by Abbot v. Bugbee. The defendant appeared and refused to plead; and judgment was given against him upon nihil dicit; the defendant moved for an appeal to the County Court, the cause being appealable, and the justice denied an appeal, because he did not plead; this was assigned for error; and the judgment was reversed, for the defendant was in court and an appeal ought to have been granted.

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1 Root 109, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/bugbee-v-abbot-connsuperct-1788.