Blasdale v. Babcock
Cases that cite this one
18 later published cases cite this decision.
- Shultis v. Rice (Mo. Ct. App. 1905)
- Maddocks v. Gushee (Me. 1921)
- Menzel v. List (N.Y. 1969)
- Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. v. First National Bank & Trust Co. (N.Y. 1939)
- Germania Bank of Minneapolis v. Boutell (Minn. 1895)
- Hoffman v. Chamberlain (N.J. 1885)
- Village of Port Jervis v. First National Bank (New York Supreme Court 1883)
- Gerry v. Stimson (Me. 1872)
- Rhode v. Green (Ind. 1866)
- Thurston v. Spratt (Pa. 1863)
- City of Boston v. Worthington (Mass. 1858)
- Kettle v. Lipe (New York Supreme Court 1849)
- Fuller v. Townsend (New York Supreme Court 1848)
- Willis v. Dudley (Ala. 1847)
- Scott v. Herald (Ind. 1846)
- Coolidge v. Brigham (Mass. 1842)
- Kingsbury v. Smith (Superior Court of New Hampshire 1842)
- Boyd v. Anderson (Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity 1809)
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Opinion of the Court
The record was proper evidence, for without it, the plaintiff could not have shown a legal eviction. The first notice given to the defendant of the other suit brought against the plaintiff for the horse, was sufficient; and he was bound to know all the subsequent proceedings, without a special notice, of the time every subsequent court was to be held. There was no misdirection by the judge ; and we are of opinion that the plaintiff is entitled to a judgment.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
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