Favor v. Stokes
Favor v. Stokes
Opinion of the Court
delivering the opinion.
The language of this Court in that case was, that “ usually the plaintiff may dismiss his writ whenever he chooses. He is the only party seeking a remedy; he alone asks the aid and action of the Court, and if he sees fit to retire from the case and the Court, it is all the defendant can ask.” Why is it not all the claimant can ask in the present case ?
Judgment affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Henry Favor, in error v. Richard T. Stokes
- Status
- Published