State ex rel. Brown v. Lewis
4 Blackf. 20, 1835 Ind. LEXIS 14
Opinion
WHEN a justice of the peace binds a person in a recognisance to the Circuit Court to answer an accusation of bastardy, the original recognisance should be filed by the justice in the Circuit Court.
It is no objection to such a recognisance, that it is entered into by a third'person and not by the party himself.
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State ex rel. Brown v. Lewis, 4 Blackf. 20, 1835 Ind. LEXIS 14 (Ind. 1835).
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