Guyer v. Cox
1 Tenn. 183
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Guyer v. Cox, 1 Tenn. 183 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1805).
Opinion
KENNEDY moved to continue upon an affidavit of the defendant's son. To which it was objected, that it did not appear he was the agent of his father. It is not material by whom the affidavit is made, so that the Court are satisfied upon affidavit, which the Act of Assembly requires.
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