Meeker v. Jackson
3 Yeates 442
Opinion
The court said, these were facts whereon the jury must judge. The former had been proved, and the latter might be inferred from the defendants’ letter. But the plaintiffs must indemnify the defendant against the bill.
The jury gave a verdict pro quer. for $240 14 cents, without leaving the bar.
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