Johnson v. Silletoe
2 Del. 305
Opinion
said that in general the purposes of justice would be better obtained by allowing a continuance in cases situated similarly with the present, than by forcing on a trial; unless it was suggested by counter affidavit that the plaintiff was in danger of losing his debt by the delay, or other special reason against the continuance.
Cause continued.
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Johnson v. Silletoe, 2 Del. 305 (Del. Ct. App. 1837).
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