Kuhn v. Miller's Administrators

Ohio Supreme Court

Kuhn v. Miller's Administrators

1 Wright 127, 1 Ohio Ch. 127

CourtOhio Supreme Court

DecidedOctober 15, 1832

StatusPublished

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Kuhn v. Miller's Administrators, 1 Wright 127, 1 Ohio Ch. 127 (Ohio 1832).

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BY THE COURT.

This transcript is not embraced within the act of congress. The president of the Court of Common Pleas has no authority to attest a justice’s judgment. But this court has long been in the habit of receiving the prothonotary’s or clerk’s certificate as evidence of the justice’s official character. We think the same rule should obtain as to these certificates, and admit the evidence.

Judgment for the plaintiff.

[A justice’s court is not a court of record; Wilson v. Wickersham, 3 W. L. M. 621, 625.]

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BY THE COURT.

This transcript is not embraced within the act of congress. The president of the Court of Common Pleas has no authority to attest a justice’s judgment. But this court has long been in the habit of receiving the prothonotary’s or clerk’s certificate as evidence of the justice’s official character. We think the same rule should obtain as to these certificates, and admit the evidence.

Judgment for the plaintiff.

[A justice’s court is not a court of record; Wilson v. Wickersham, 3 W. L. M. 621, 625.]

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