Thompson v. Carenough
1 D.C. 267
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Bluebook
Thompson v. Carenough, 1 D.C. 267 (D.D.C. 1805).
Opinion
Assumpsit. No declaration filed; but the plaintiff had ordered the writ in person and had filed an account, sworn to. The marshal brought in the defendant. The. plaintiff, being called, and not appearing, and having employed no attorney, the Court did not order the defendant to give bail, nor to be committed; but permitted the defendant’s appearance to be taken without bail.
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