Dunlop v. Peter

District Court, District of Columbia
Dunlop v. Peter, 1 D.C. 403 (1807)

Dunlop v. Peter

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The substance of the affirmative of the issue is with the plaintiffs, the original; libellants. They are the party who wish to alter' the existing 'state of things. The defendants can offer no evidence until the sanity of the testator is impeached. The defendants have nothing to do. The plaintiff is the'mover, the actor, and on him the burden of proof lies. It is his busines therefore to open and close the argument.

Duckett, J.,' absent.

Reference

Full Case Name
James Dunlop and Wife v. Thomas Peter
Status
Published