Potter v. Hyndman
1 Del. 123
Opinion
—This is not the common case of a judgment recovered in the courts of another state. It is a binding by the Orphans’ Court acting under a peculiar jurisdiction given by statute. That statute ought to be given in evidence that the court may see it warrants the procéeding. 1 Ch. Pl. 223; Stark. 569. (Sed Quere.)
Judgment of nonsuit.
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Potter v. Hyndman, 1 Del. 123 (Del. Ct. App. 1832).
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