Groves v. Dodson
16 Tenn. 161
Opinion
The declaration concludes to the damage of the plaintiff, without setting out any sum; hut the . writ states the damages at two hundred dollars. The damages being left in blank, matters nothing after verdict.
Judgment affirmed.
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Groves v. Dodson, 16 Tenn. 161 (Tenn. 1835).
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