Stafford v. Green
1 Johns. 505
Opinion
The count in question is certainly bad ; but as it appears from the judge’s certificate that the evidence did not particularly apply to that count, we are of •opinion, that the judgment ought not to be arrested, but that the plaintiff have leave to enter up his judgment on the good counts-, on payment of costs.
Motion denied»
Douglas, 377. Eddoes v. Hopkins.
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