THOMPSON v. MESSICK, 2 Del. Cas. 29 (1807)

Wells’ Notebook, 363

TRUITT THOMPSON v. MESSICK.

Supreme Court of Delaware.
Fall Term, 1807.

Willey, a referee, called to prove the attendance of one of the parties, in answer to an objection that it was heard by the referee ex parte.

The majority of the Court agreed to admit the evidence.

Cooper and Vandyke in support of the award Horsey, contra.

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