Rogers v. Brundred
16 N.J.L. 159
Opinion
Let the damages be assessed by the Court. This is in the nature of a bail bond ; the precise amount due the plaintiffs is apparent upon the record, and there is no uncertainty or discretion to be exercised in the matter, requiring the interference of a jury.
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Rogers v. Brundred, 16 N.J.L. 159 (N.J. 1837).
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