Lewis v. Myers
California Supreme Court
Lewis v. Myers, 3 Cal. 475 (Cal. 1853)
Heydenfeldt
Lewis v. Myers
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court. Murray, Chief Justice, concurred.
The declaration is upon a note, and there is but the one count.
The court finds that the note was never given, but that the amount of indebtedness from the defendant to plaintiffs, was for merchandise sold.
There is no. plainer principle than that the allegata and prohate must correspond.
The finding is against the averments, and it follows that the latter cannot support the judgment.
Judgment reversed, and cause remanded.
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- Where the declaration was upon a note, and there was but one count, and the court found that the note was never given, but that the indebtedness of defendant to plaintiff was for merchandise sold : Held, that the finding was against the averment, and could not support the judgment.