Hall & Co. v. Downs

1 Brayt. 168
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided July 1, 1816·No. No. 5·Published

Opinion

WHERE the verdict is manifestly contrary to law, a new' trial will be granted.

[169] Any plea,, to an' action on book, which, in its effects, necessarily puts in issue a fact, to which it is competent for the plaintiff to testify, before auditors, and by which plea the burden of proof is cast on the plaintiff, is bad*

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