Reno v. State ex rel. Ackerett
6 Ind. 308
Opinion
This case stands submitted since May 28, 1853, on a general assignment of errors, without brief.
The failure to specify any error is a tacit admission that none exists.
The judgment is affirmed, with 10 per cent, damages and costs.
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Reno v. State ex rel. Ackerett, 6 Ind. 308 (Ind. 1855).
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