Lofland v. Dunovan

3 Del. 509

• Court: Superior Court of Delaware
• Decided: July 5, 1842
• Status: Published

Opinion

The jury returned their inquisition in the following form:—

An inquisition made, taken and returned, in open court, before the Superior Court of the State of Delaware, at in and for the county of on the day of in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and , by virtue of an order made by the said court, in the nature of a writ of inquiry, upon an interlocutory judgment given by the said court against C. D., the defendant, in a certain action there depending, in which A. B., is plaintiff: by virtue of which said order, E. F., G. H., I. K., &c. &c., twelve good and lawful men of the said county, being a jury attending at the same (or, at the next as the case may be) court, after the said interlocutory judgment was given, and being charged, upon their respective oaths and affirmations, diligently to inquire what damages the said plaintiff hath sustained by reason of the non-performapee of the promises and undertakings of the said defendant, in the declaration mentioned; they, the jurors aforesaid, upon diligent inquiry made, and evidence given in open court, on their respective oaths and affirmations aforesaid, do say, that the said plaintiff hath sustained damages, by reason of the non-performance of the said promises and undertakings of the said defendant, to the value of dollars and cents; and also six cents costs, besides the costs by the said plaintiff expended about his said suit.

In testimony whereof, the jurors aforesaid, to this inquisition have severally set their hands and seals, the day and year aforesaid.

E.-Foreman, [seal.]

F.- [seal.]

G.--- [seal.]

(And so of the rest of the twelve jurors.)