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Hocker v. Stricker

1 U.S. 225, 1 Dall. 225
CourtPennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia County
DecidedSeptember 15, 1787
StatusPublished

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Hocker v. Stricker, 1 U.S. 225, 1 Dall. 225 (1787).

Opinion

And

Shippen, President,

said, that if the Jury were of opinion that a reasonable time had been refused, the Defendant, Stricker, could not, in an action of trespass, justify under the writ of Replevin.

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