Wright v. Rogers
3 N.J.L. 547
Opinion
— We do not think this a sufficient ground to reverse the judgment. The contents of the paper does not appear; if it was part of the pleadings it was proper the jury should have it j at all events, the facts do not furnish such a case of illegal practice in the plaintiff below, as to justify the interference of this Court, by way of reversal.
Judgment affirmed.
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