Carson v. Earlywine
10 Ind. 423
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Bluebook
Carson v. Earlywine, 10 Ind. 423 (Ind. 1858).
Opinion
This was a suit upon an award. There was no answer to the complaint filed. The case was submitted to the Court for trial without a jury, and was, so far as appears by the record, a trial without an issue. This was erroneous, according to Dart v. Lowe et al., 5 Ind. R. 131.
The judgment is reversed with costs. Cause remanded with leave to defendant to file an answer.
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