Capers v. Fripp

CourtListener 7469674ScctappFeb 15, 1839

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Cuma, per Richardson, J.
The court considers the charge of the presiding judge correct and sufficient, according to the essential facts of the case, and the verdict satisfactory; but avoids giving any opinion upon questions not essential to the particular case and the verdict for the plaintiff.

The motion is dismissed.

Gantt, Evans, O’Neall, and Earle, Justices, concurred.

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