Souders v. Stratton
Souders v. Stratton
3 N.J.L. 529
Souders v. Stratton
Opinion of the Court
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It is evident from the face of the record sent up by the justice, that the credits were not even pretended to be real. The law requires in this, as in all other judicial proceedings, good faith. There must be a real credit to reduce the demand to the justice’s jurisdiction.
Judgment reversed.
Cited in Farley v. McIntire, 1 Gr. 190; Howell v. Barnett, Spen. 265.
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