Fisher v. Beatty

General Court of Virginia

Fisher v. Beatty

3 Md. 148

General Court of Virginia·Decided October 15, 1793·Published

Opinion

The general court determined the demurrer to be good, and gave judgment against the avowant. In this case the 1st and 3d points only being material, the court were decidedly of opinion in the negative. As to the third point, though no judicial opinion was given, yet the court seemed to think that if the question should be brought before them, they would not hesitate to say that the defendant is not liable for the poundage fees.

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The general court determined the demurrer to be good, and gave judgment against the avowant. In this case the 1st and 3d points only being material, the court were decidedly of opinion in the negative. As to the third point, though no judicial opinion was given, yet the court seemed to think that if the question should be brought before them, they would not hesitate to say that the defendant is not liable for the poundage fees.

Fisher v. Beatty, 3 Md. 148 (Va. Super. Ct. 1793).

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