Supreme Court of New Jersey, 1813

Jones v. Lore

Jones v. Lore
Supreme Court of New Jersey · Decided September 15, 1813 · Coubt
3 N.J.L. 1049

Jones v. Lore

Opinion of the Court

By the Coubt. — This

is a plain act of wrong and injustice. The plaintiff should have brought his action against Steward and wife. They occupied the [*] meadow and took the profits of it, and were for the time the owners, and ought to have paid the repairs. Besides, [764] if one of the daughters were liable, the other was also; and the action should have been joint against both.

Judgment reversed.

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