Kaufman v. Schuder

2 Ind. 170
Indiana Supreme Court·Decided May 15, 1850·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

SCpLUDER sued Kaufman and another before a justice of the peace. The cause was taken by appeal to the Circuit Court. Judgment in the Circuit Court for the plaintiff.

There is no cause of action in the transcript of this cause; and the want of it is relied on by the appellant to reverse the judgment.

/. L. Jernegan, for the appellant.

Held, that the judgment must be reversed for the want of a cause of action.

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