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BELL v. BEVERIDGE

4 U.S. 272 (____)

4 Dall. 272

Bell versus Beveridge.

Supreme Court of United States.

The COURT, in the charge to the jury, stated, that no particular form of words was necessary to constitute an abandonment; that by declaring he meant to abandon, the plaintiff had made his election, and could never afterwards retract. That an abandonment must be made within a reasonable time; but that what constituted a reasonable time, was a question of fact, depending upon the relative situation of the parties, the time, and the...

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