Cox v. Runnion
5 Blackf. 176, 1839 Ind. LEXIS 79
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Cox v. Runnion, 5 Blackf. 176, 1839 Ind. LEXIS 79 (Ind. 1839).
Opinion
ASSUMPSIT against Andrew Runnion and Mary his wife, for a debt due from the wife dum sola. Held, that it was no objection to the declaration that the Christian name only of the wife was stated. Lilly’s Entries, 27.
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