Derrickson v. Morris' Adm'r

2 Del. 392
Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 1, 1838·Published

Opinion

The Court

charged the jury that a receipt in full of all demands was very strong evidence that the money had been paid, but not conclusive, if the party signing the receipt can satisfy the jury that there was a mistake, or any other matter showing that payment to the amount had not in fact been made. Roscoe Ev. 36.

The plaintiff had a verdict.

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Derrickson v. Morris' Adm'r, 2 Del. 392 (Del. Ct. App. 1838).

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