Laucks v. Martin
Laucks v. Martin
6 Sadler 352; 9 A. 279
Laucks v. Martin
Opinion of the Court
We think the facts averred in the affidavit of defense, if not disproved, sufficient to send this case to the jury. The nature and character of the defense is sufficiently set forth and the judgment was properly refused therefore.
Writ of error dismissed, at the costs of the plaintiffs, but without prejudice to their right to trial by jury, and a second writ of error after final judgment.
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