Selectmen of Windsor v. Jacob

1 Tyl. 241
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided August 15, 1801·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam•

The Court cannot perceive the analogy between the interest which will exclude a person from testifying, and that which will incapacitate an officer from serving process. The interest of the officer seems so remote, that it could not disqualify him from serving the writ!

Judgment that writ does not abate.

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