Stephens v. Bacon
7 N.J.L. 1
Opinion
■ We are all of opinion that the award is unlawful, and must be set aside. That the defendant, Stephens, upon the case submitted, is not liable, either in law or equity. A mere agent, without suggestion of fraud, is answerable only to his principal. A bill in equity against [5]*5him, simply, would have been dismissed; so that admitting that an action on the case was as broad in every respect as a bill in equity, yet it would not have bettered the plaintiff’s case.
Judgment reversed and report set aside.
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Stephens v. Bacon, 7 N.J.L. 1 (N.J. 1822).
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