Mooers v. Allen
2 Wend. 247
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Mooers v. Allen, 2 Wend. 247 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1829).
Opinion
The verdict being general, the court cannot say that the jury found the defendant guilty on the count under the statute. The plaintiff does not therefore shew that he is entitled to treble costs. The motion must be denied with costs.
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