Miller v. Beverly

Supreme Court of Virginia

Miller v. Beverly

1 Va. 368

DecidedJune 25, 1807

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Miller v. Beverly, 1 Va. 368 (Va. 1807).

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Opinion

Monday, June 29th. The President delivered the opinion of the Court, (consisting of all the Judges) that the judgment of the District Court was erroneous, in this, “ that a suit was brought against a tenant for years only, “ and not against a tenant of the freehold, having the in- “ heritance, or an estate equal in duration to the life of “ the demandant.” Judgment of the District and County Courts reversed.

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Monday, June 29th. The President delivered the opinion of the Court, (consisting of all the Judges) that the judgment of the District Court was erroneous, in this, “ that a suit was brought against a tenant for years only, “ and not against a tenant of the freehold, having the in- “ heritance, or an estate equal in duration to the life of “ the demandant.” Judgment of the District and County Courts reversed.

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1 Va. 368, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/miller-v-beverly-va-1807.