Gore's Lessee v. Worthington
3 Md. 96
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Gore's Lessee v. Worthington, 3 Md. 96 (Va. Super. Ct. 1792).
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ordered the writ of inquiry and inquisition to be quashed, being of opinion that mesne profits cannot be given in evidence on a writ of inquiry.
The plaintiff removed the cause, by writ of error, to the court of appeals, where it abated by the death of the lessor of the plaintiff.
See the ease of M'Cubbin v. Shield’s Lessee, ante, 7.
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