Claxton v. Adams

District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Claxton v. Adams, 8 D.C. 496 (D.C. 1874)
Cartter

Claxton v. Adams

Opinion of the Court

Cartter, C. J.,

delivered the opinion of the court:

The objection to the admissibility of a deposition as evidence in a cause should be made by motion to suppress before going into trial. The objections in this case, therefore, came too late, even if they would have been good on a motion to suppress; but if called upon to pass upon the sufficiency of the objections, the court is inclined to the opinion that the same are not well taken. Judgment affirmed.

Reference

Full Case Name
EDMUND CLAXTON, GEORGE REMSEN, CHARLES C. HAFFELFINGER, AND EDWIN C. ECKSTEIN v. FRANCIS C. ADAMS
Status
Published