Slaughter v. Nininger

Minnesota Supreme Court
Slaughter v. Nininger, 3 Minn. 150 (Minn. 1859)
Elandbau, Emmett

Slaughter v. Nininger

Opinion of the Court

*151 By the Goiurt

— Elandbau, J.

This was an action on a promissory note, in which the Defendant allowed judgment to pass against him by default. lie now sues out a writ of error from this Court, complaining that the Clerk assessed the damages at too great a sum, and made allowances of items of costs and disbursements which were erroneous and unauthorized by law.

The case falls within the ruling we made in the case of Babcock & Hollinshead vs. Sanborn & French, decided at this term, which involved kindred questions, and must be determined the same way. Judgment affirmed.

Emmett, C. J., dissents.

Reference

Full Case Name
R. F. Slaughter, in Error v. John Nininger, in Error
Status
Published