Bray v. Van Note
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Bray v. Van Note, 2 N.J.L. 143 (N.J. 1806)
Kirkpatrick
Bray v. Van Note
Opinion of the Court
— The defendant filed no plea; and, therefore, the justice precluded him from making any defense before the jury. The act does not require a written plea, except in cases of set-off; the justice therefore in this, has mistaken the law; besides the style or nature of the action, does not appear on the record.
Eosseix and Pennington, Justices, concurred.
Judgment reversed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- BRAY against VAN NOTE
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- Published