Mahon v. Gardner

Indiana Supreme Court

Mahon v. Gardner

6 Blackf. 319

DecidedNovember 15, 1842

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Mahon v. Gardner, 6 Blackf. 319 (Ind. 1842).

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ON atrial in the Circuit Court of an action of assumpsit •commenced before a justice of the peace, receipts.and orders of the plaintiff for money, tending to prove payment of the demand, are admissible evidence for the defendant,though no plea have been filed; the evidence being admissible under the general issue, and the defendant in such case being entitled to the benefit of that plea, by statute, without pleading it.

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ON atrial in the Circuit Court of an action of assumpsit •commenced before a justice of the peace, receipts.and orders of the plaintiff for money, tending to prove payment of the demand, are admissible evidence for the defendant,though no plea have been filed; the evidence being admissible under the general issue, and the defendant in such case being entitled to the benefit of that plea, by statute, without pleading it.

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