Robertson v. Campbell

Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity

Robertson v. Campbell

1 Tenn. 171

Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity·Decided March 6, 1805·Published

Opinion

In this case an order for taking depositions had been made by consent, without stating in the order the names of the witnesses whose deposition were intended to be taken. The notice given was to take sundry depositions of witnesses. The depositions cannot be read, unless it appear that the opposite party attended and cross-examined, which would cure the defect.

CAMPBELL, J., of a different opinion.

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In this case an order for taking depositions had been made by consent, without stating in the order the names of the witnesses whose deposition were intended to be taken. The notice given was to take sundry depositions of witnesses. The depositions cannot be read, unless it appear that the opposite party attended and cross-examined, which would cure the defect.

CAMPBELL, J., of a different opinion.

Robertson v. Campbell, 1 Tenn. 171 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1805).

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