Penner v. Cooper

Supreme Court of Virginia

Penner v. Cooper

4 Munf. 458, 18 Va. 458, 1815 Va. LEXIS 35

CourtSupreme Court of Virginia

DecidedOctober 27, 1815

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Penner v. Cooper, 4 Munf. 458, 18 Va. 458, 1815 Va. LEXIS 35 (Va. 1815).

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the president pronounced the court’s opinion, that the hearsay testimony relied on by the appellee, and admitted by the County Court, as stated in the bill of exceptions, was not legal or admissible evidence.

Both judgments reversed; and cause remanded to the Superior Court of law, and from thence to the County Court¡ for a new trial to be had between the parties, in which no such evidence is to be admitted.

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the president pronounced the court’s opinion, that the hearsay testimony relied on by the appellee, and admitted by the County Court, as stated in the bill of exceptions, was not legal or admissible evidence.

Both judgments reversed; and cause remanded to the Superior Court of law, and from thence to the County Court¡ for a new trial to be had between the parties, in which no such evidence is to be admitted.

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4 Munf. 458, 18 Va. 458, 1815 Va. LEXIS 35, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/penner-v-cooper-va-1815.

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