Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1762

Lessee of Hewes v. McDowell

Lessee of Hewes v. McDowell
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided April 15, 1762 · Allen, Coleman
1 U.S. 5 (United States Reports)

Lessee of Hewes v. McDowell

Opinion of the Court

The Court

said, it was a matter of consequence ; and recommended it to the counsel of the other side to consent to the book’s being given in evidence ; which was accordingly done, and no determination given by the Court, (a)

Same Cause.

The Court said, that the copy of a warrant of survey, under the surveyor-general’s hand, and containing his direction to the deputy-surveyor to make the survey, has always been given in evidence : And such a copy was now ruled to be admitted, and was read to the jury, (b)

See the note to Weston v. Stammers, ante, 2. And see Weidman v. Kohr, 4 S & R. 174.

5) s. p. Motz v. Bolard, 6 S. & R 210.

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