Richmond v. Milton

1 Brayt. 188
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided July 1, 1818·No. No. 14·Published

Opinion

IN this case the Court decided, that all pleas on motions, founded on the irregularity of the proceedings, should be first tried as dilatory pleas are, in other cases, and the merits of the case, on the issue, whether duly or unduly removed, involving the question, where the pauper was last legally settled, might be tried by Jury trial.

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