Craven v. Updyke

3 Blackf. 272, 1833 Ind. LEXIS 39
Indiana Supreme Court·Decided November 27, 1833·Published

Opinion

' UPON the trial of a cause in the Circuit Court, on appeal from the judgment of a justice of the peace, the plaintiff offered to examine, as a witness, the person who was his surety for costs, in the cause before the justice. Held, that the witness was interested in the event of the suit, and therefore incompetent.

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Craven v. Updyke, 3 Blackf. 272, 1833 Ind. LEXIS 39 (Ind. 1833).

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