Stille v. Lynch
2 U.S. 194, 1 L. Ed. 345, 2 Dall. 194, 1792 U.S. LEXIS 584
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Stille v. Lynch, 2 U.S. 194, 1 L. Ed. 345, 2 Dall. 194, 1792 U.S. LEXIS 584 (1792).
Opinion
STILLE
versus
LYNCH.[*]
Supreme Court of United States.
But it was ruled by THE COURT, that Lynch could not be a witness in this case; as he was offered, in fact, to invalidate his own instrument. 1 Term. Rep. 599.
NOTES
[*] This case was decided at Philadelphia, Nisi Prius, held in November 1791, before the CHIEF JUSTICE, SHIPPEN and BRADFORD, Justices.
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