GOODALL v. TUCKER


54 U.S. 469 (____)

13 How. 469

CHARLES P. GOODALL, PLAINTIFF IN ERROR, v. JOSEPH W. TUCKER, EXECUTOR OF ABNER ROBINSON, DECEASED.

Supreme Court of United States.


Mr. Justice WAYNE delivered the opinion of the court.

This cause was tried by the judge without a jury and the legal propositions raised by counsel in the course of the trial were decided by him, to which exceptions were taken, as if they had been instructions to a jury.

The cause of action is the following single bill, which was executed at Richmond in Virginia:

"On demand, we, Abner Robinson, Isham Puckett, and J.P. Wilkinson, promise to pay to Charles...

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