Ewen v. Terry
8 Cow. 126
Opinion
We have never gone farther in practice, than setting off judgments of other courts of record against our own; but the same principle will apply to judgments in a justice’s court. They are equally conclusive upon the defendant with the judgment of a court of common pleas, which is now a very usual subject of set-off.
Motion granted.
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