Sherman v. Blodgett

Supreme Court of Vermont

Sherman v. Blodgett

28 Vt. 149

CourtSupreme Court of Vermont

DecidedDecember 15, 1855

StatusPublished

Cited by4 cases

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Sherman v. Blodgett, 28 Vt. 149 (Vt. 1855).

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Bx the court.

We have no doubt the evidence objected to was properly admitted.

The solvency of an individual is a matter resting somewhat in opinion ; and, in the present case, the witness had stated what property the bail owned at the time he entered bail, and his means of knowing the situation and circumstances of the bail; certainly there could then be no objection to his giving his opinion from his knowledge of the bail, and of his affairs, what he thought he was worth.

Judgment affirmed.

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Bx the court.

We have no doubt the evidence objected to was properly admitted.

The solvency of an individual is a matter resting somewhat in opinion ; and, in the present case, the witness had stated what property the bail owned at the time he entered bail, and his means of knowing the situation and circumstances of the bail; certainly there could then be no objection to his giving his opinion from his knowledge of the bail, and of his affairs, what he thought he was worth.

Judgment affirmed.

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