Watervliet Bank v. Clark

This is one of those cases in which both of the parties think themselves right on a question of fact, and where it is impossible on the papers presented to say with any great degree of certainty, which is in the wrong. The defendant swears to merits, and on the whole I think the report of the referee and subsequent proceedings on the part of the plaintiffs should be set aside, without costs to either party.

Rule accordingly.