Moss v. Moore
18 Johns. 128
Opinion
We are clearly of opinion, that the judgment in this case was wrong. The one horse waggon in which the plaintiff was riding, was a “ pleasure carriage,’5 within the meaning of the act. If it was not, it was not liable to pay any toll; for it was not a “ one horse cart.5’ The judgment must be reversed.
Judgment reversed.
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