Saratoga Chancery Court, 1844

Burger v. Tobias

Burger v. Tobias
Saratoga Chancery Court · Decided May 24, 1844
4 Sarat. Ch. Sent. 27; 1844 N.Y. LEXIS 356

Counsel

S. B. H. Judah, for complainants; R. B. Kimball, for defendants.

Burger v. Tobias

Opinion of the Court

Decided that the examinations of defendants on oath, before a master, are evidence against them, although they have refused to sign such examinations. That it is to be presumed, examinations taken down before a sworn officer of the court, in the discharge of his duty, are taken down correelly ; until the contrary is shown.

Decree of the vice chancellor as to Newstadt affirmed with sosts, The part,of the decree appealed from by defendant-Tobias also affirmed with costs,

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