Kendall v. Hall
6 Blackf. 507
Opinion
THE judgment of the Circuit Court will not be reversed on the weight of evidence, if the evidence be contradictory.
Un a trial of the right of property taken in execution, the claimant can not give in evidence the declarations of the execution-debtor, the latter being a competent witness for the former. Hankins v. Ingols, 4 Blackf., 35.
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