Kisham v. Nichols

Connecticut Superior Court

Kisham v. Nichols

1 Root 75

DecidedDecember 15, 1775

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Kisham v. Nichols, 1 Root 75 (Colo. Ct. App. 1775).

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Scire Facias on a judgment: — To which the defendant plead, full payment to said deceased of the said judgment before the date and inipetration of the plaintiff’s writ, and offered. in evidence, a deed of land to said deceased and 'an agreement on his part to accept it in satisfaction of said judgment; which evidence was objected to under tbis issue, and by the court was not admitted. Upon which the defendant moved [76]*76for liberty to alter bis plea 'and to plead tbe accord and satisfaction by said lands; wbicb tbe court allowed. Tbe consequence was, tbat tbe trial could not proceed at tbat time, and tbe cause was continued.

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Scire Facias on a judgment: — To which the defendant plead, full payment to said deceased of the said judgment before the date and inipetration of the plaintiff’s writ, and offered. in evidence, a deed of land to said deceased and 'an agreement on his part to accept it in satisfaction of said judgment; which evidence was objected to under tbis issue, and by the court was not admitted. Upon which the defendant moved [76]*76for liberty to alter bis plea 'and to plead tbe accord and satisfaction by said lands; wbicb tbe court allowed. Tbe consequence was, tbat tbe trial could not proceed at tbat time, and tbe cause was continued.

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1 Root 75, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/kisham-v-nichols-connsuperct-1775.