Wilson’s Red Book, 25 STATE v. MORRIS. Supreme Court of Delaware. October, 1794. Upon a question of striking off this suit, the Court said “not to be brought forward” means “that if the suit is not concerned with in six months, it is considered as discontinued.” Page 28
Articles Tagged: 25
PERRY’S LESSEE v. BURTON, 1 Del. Cas. 28 (1794)
Wilson’s Red Book, 25[*] AARON PEERY’S LESSEE v. JOSEPH BURTON. Supreme Court of Delaware. October, 1794. [*] This case is also reported in Bayard’s Notebook, 73. Plaintiff offered in evidence a deed by an administrator duly acknowledged and recorded and also in support of the deed a copy of a conveyance bond taken out of […]
DU PONT v. BAUDUY, 3 Del. Cas. 225 (1816-1829)
Account begins, Ridgely’s Notebook IV, 25 ELEUTHERE IRENEE DU PONT AND VICTOR DU PONT v. PETER BAUDUY and ALEXANDER DECHAPELLE. Court of Chancery of Delaware, New Castle County. 1816-1829 Petition for a. writ of injunction, May 16, 1822. Bauduy has assigned the judgment in his action against Du Pont to a brother-in-law, Alexander Dechapelle. Du […]
DU PONT v. BAUDUY, 3 Del. Cas. 321 (1822)
Ridgely’s Notebook IV, 25 ELEUTHERE IRENEE DU PONT and VICTOR DU PONT v. PETER BAUDUY and ALEXANDER DECHAPELLE. Court of Chancery of Delaware, New Castle County. In Vacation. May 16, 1822. Petition for a writ of injunction. The petition states that P. Bauduy being a partner in a woolen manufactory, he sold to the petitioners […]
ANONYMOUS, 1 Del. Cas. 27 (1794)
Wilson’s Red Book, 25 ANONYMOUS. Supreme Court of Delaware. October, 1794. While sitting, the Court (upon a doubt of one of the gentlemen at the bar whether a cause was at issue on the docket upon non culpa or suchlike general issue plea without these words “replications and issues”) said (and when going over the […]