New York Supreme Court, 1803

Martin v. Bradley

Martin v. Bradley
New York Supreme Court · Decided August 15, 1803
1 Cai. Cas. 124

Counsel

Henry, in support of the demurrer., Russel, contra,

Martin v. Bradley

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The law has been settled, both from the time of Dyer and Fitzherbert, as stated by the counsel for the defendant; judgment must, therefore, be in favor of the demurrer.

Judgment for the demurrant.(a)

) S. P. 1 Roll. Abr. 921; Mason v. Dix, W. Jones, 173; S. C. Latch, 167. But an executor may bring case against a sheriff for a false return of a levy Williams v. Carey, 1 Salk. 12. Though the executors of a sheriff cannot maintain case against a gaoler for an escape of prisoners committed to his custody by their testator. Kain and others v. Ostrander, 8 Johns. Rep. 207. See also The People v. Gibbs, 9 Wend. 29; Gravath v. Plympton, 13 Mass, R. 454.

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