Stoughton v. Wells

Suffolk County Court

Stoughton v. Wells

2 Rec. Co. Ct. 692

New York County Court, Suffolk County·Decided April 25, 1676·Published

Opinion

William Stoughton Esqr plaint. agt Thomas Wells Carpenter Defendt for his not paying a yeare & halfes rent ending about the 23d of January last due for a tenement in Boston hired of sd Stoughton at the rate of Five pounds per annum in mony with all due damages according to attachmt dat. Febr 12° 1675. The Defendt & his Surety James Pecker being both called made default in appearance; whereupon the Court declared theire bond forfitd. . . . The Jury . . . [693] founde for the plaint. Seven pounds ten Shillings mony according to engagement & costs of Court being twenty two Shillings & eight pence.

Execucion issued Octobr 9th 1676.

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William Stoughton Esqr plaint. agt Thomas Wells Carpenter Defendt for his not paying a yeare & halfes rent ending about the 23d of January last due for a tenement in Boston hired of sd Stoughton at the rate of Five pounds per annum in mony with all due damages according to attachmt dat. Febr 12° 1675. The Defendt & his Surety James Pecker being both called made default in appearance; whereupon the Court declared theire bond forfitd. . . . The Jury . . . [693] founde for the plaint. Seven pounds ten Shillings mony according to engagement & costs of Court being twenty two Shillings & eight pence.

Execucion issued Octobr 9th 1676.

Stoughton v. Wells, 2 Rec. Co. Ct. 692 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1676).

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