Temple's v. Ellett's

2 Va. 452
Supreme Court of Virginia·Decided November 22, 1811·Published

Opinion

the appellee appeared by counsel, and the appellant, being solemnly called, came not. The court took the record without argument; and the [453]*453following opinion was pronounced: “ There is error in this, that the court admitted the witness, mentioned in the bill of exceptions, to give evidence to the jury ; he fjeing, in the opinion of this court, an incompetent witness.” Both judgments, therefore, were reversed; and the cause was remanded, for a new trial to be had in the county court; “ in which the witness aforesaid is not to be admitted to give evidence to the jury.”

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