Spalding v. Imlay

1 Root 551
Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided March 15, 1793·Published·Cited by 4 cases

Opinion

Before the counsel had gone through the argument, upon some suggestions from the court, the plaintiff withdrew his action. By the rules and regulations of the United States, money taken from their loan officer in this manner would not justify him in an account with their treasurer — besides it would involve the defendant in perpetual difficulty and disputes.

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