Dodge v. Coddington
3 Johns. 146
Opinion
The act of the legislature authorises the court, to require the justice to return the evidence ; and if, on the return of the evidence, it does not appear sufficient to support the action, the court will "reverse the judgment; and we have often so decided. In the present case, there was a condition precedent, and the proof does not support the declaration.' The judgment below must be reversed»
Judgment reversed.
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Dodge v. Coddington, 3 Johns. 146 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1808).
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