Wilson’s Red Book, 39 POLK’S LESSEE v. ROSS. Court of Common Pleas of Delaware. November, 1794. Defendant’s counsel moved for a new struck jury, offering to pay the extraordinary costs of a second striking. PER CURIAM. It is a matter of course to grant the motion, and upon the CHIEF JUSTICE’S saying he was a […]
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BROWN v. TRUIT, 1 Del. Cas. LXV (1787)
Hilles’ Notebook, 39 BROWN v. TRUIT, Executor. Court of Common Pleas of Delaware, Sussex County. February, 1787. JOHN WILTBANK, ESQ., CHIEF JUSTICE. On motion by defendant to set aside a fieri facias, a writ of error being brought by defendant in Supreme Court. But no bail to the writ was put in. Case. Brown commenced […]
POLK v. CANNON, 1 Del. Cas. 40 (1794)
Wilson’s Red Book, 39 DANIEL POLK v. WILLIAM CANNON. Court of Common Pleas of Delaware. November, 1794. PER CURIAM. No rule for filling up the blanks shall be allowed in vacation; it must be on motion. You must demur in vacation. N.B. This is directly the reverse of the practice in the Supreme Court, vide […]