Bingham v. Tully

Supreme Court of Connecticut
Bingham v. Tully, 1 Root 237 (Conn. 1791)

Bingham v. Tully

Opinion of the Court

By the Court.

By the pleadings it appears that Bingham had authority from Sheriff Whitmore to receive the money from the plaintiff, and to give the receipt he did; that he paid the money over to said sheriff, on account of said execution, took his receipt for the benefit of the plaintiff,' and ever held it ready for him; which was all that the defendant could do. If the money has not been indorsed or applied to the' plaintiff’s benefit, Sheriff "Whitmore, and not the defendant, is liable.

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