Cooke v. Rhine

1 S.C.L. 16
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas·Decided July 1, 1784·Published

Opinions

Burke, J.

thought that the admission of the doctrine contended for by the defendant’s counsel, might have a tendency to introduce different and very opposite issues, which might embarrass both courts and juries exceedingly; and accordingly charged the jury to reject the discount.

Heyward, J.

was of a different opinion, and thought it a very proper matter for the consideration of the jury in this case.

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