Lewis v. Albertson
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Lewis v. Albertson, 2 N.J.L. 101 (N.J. 1806)
Kirkpatrick, Pennington
Lewis v. Albertson
Opinion of the Court
— The reason relied upon, for reversal of this judgment at bar, was the imperfection [74] and insufficiency of the account filed. Upon inspection it seems to me, to be perfectly intelligible. Besides, the defendant appeared and went to trial upon it.
I am for an affirmance of the judgment.
Rossell, J. — Concurred.
Concurring Opinion
— I concur in affirming this judgment. The state of demand contains a plain charge for wood sold, not very skillfully made out, but that is not required.
Judgment affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- LEWIS against ALBERTSON
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- Published