Longstreth v. Little
3 N.J.L. 1030
Opinion
Merely because a defendant moves for a nonsuit, and is refused, and the reasons alleged [752] for his motion, is no evidence of the existence of the facts. The 'justice may have refused the nonsuit because the facts alleged were not true.
Judgment affirmed.
Cited in Dancer v. Patterson, 5 Halst, 255.
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