Jordan v. Moore
Jordan v. Moore
10 Ind. 386
Jordan v. Moore
Opinion of the Court
Suit to recover the value of a horse, &c.
The cause was tried by the Court. Judgment for the plaintiff The evidence is not upon the record.
There is no question before this Court. We do not know upon which paragraph of the complaint the Court found.
It is probable that the Court would leave parties who had exchanged horses on Sunday where it found- them— both being equally wrong.
The judgment is affirmed, with 10 per cexit. damages and costs.
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