State v. Stump & Gilpin

General Court of Virginia

State v. Stump & Gilpin

2 Md. 174

General Court of Virginia·Decided April 15, 1787·Published

Opinion

The Court. It is the opinion of the Court, that the defendants are entitled to bring into Court and pay the interest, in manner aforesaid. Judgment, that the defendants be discharged from all further proceedings in this action, and go thereof without day.

(Hanson and Goldshorough, J.)

The State, by its Attorney-General, appealed to the Court of Appeals, where, at May term, 1788, the judgment was affirmed.

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The Court. It is the opinion of the Court, that the defendants are entitled to bring into Court and pay the interest, in manner aforesaid. Judgment, that the defendants be discharged from all further proceedings in this action, and go thereof without day.

(Hanson and Goldshorough, J.)

The State, by its Attorney-General, appealed to the Court of Appeals, where, at May term, 1788, the judgment was affirmed.

State v. Stump & Gilpin, 2 Md. 174 (Va. Super. Ct. 1787).

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