Supreme Court of New Jersey, 1810

Cowman v. Barber

Cowman v. Barber
Supreme Court of New Jersey · Decided September 15, 1810 · Pennington
3 N.J.L. 688

Cowman v. Barber

Opinion of the Court

Pennington, J.

— The cause below was a forcible entry and detainer. The judgment rendered by the justice, was a judgment of guilty, instead of a judgment of restitution, and comes within the case of Weller v. Pai'ks, decided last term(b); the judgment must therefore, be reversed. This being the case, it saves the necessity of investigating and considering the seventeen errors assigned by the counsel for the plaintiff in certiorari.

It is the opinion of the Court, that this judgment be Reversed.

Ante. 661.

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