Gill's Lessee v. Cole

General Court of Virginia

Gill's Lessee v. Cole

3 Md. 576

General Court of Virginia·Decided May 15, 1797·Published

Opinion

The Court

(Duvall, J.)

was of opinion it could not be considered as a plot filed in this cause, and that the defendant was not at liberty to show the said plot to the jury for the purpose aforesaid.

Martin (Attorney-General) and Key, for the plaintiff. Mason, for the defendant.

To this opinion the defendant excepted, and ap» pealed to the court of appeals, in which court the judgment was affirmed at June term, 1800.

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The Court

(Duvall, J.)

was of opinion it could not be considered as a plot filed in this cause, and that the defendant was not at liberty to show the said plot to the jury for the purpose aforesaid.

Martin (Attorney-General) and Key, for the plaintiff. Mason, for the defendant.

To this opinion the defendant excepted, and ap» pealed to the court of appeals, in which court the judgment was affirmed at June term, 1800.

Gill's Lessee v. Cole, 3 Md. 576 (Va. Super. Ct. 1797).

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