Harrison v. Peck

Decided July 1, 1793

CASE. The plaintiff declared that he was seized in his demesne of a house and meadow, and he, and they whole estate he had in the house, had, time out of memory &c. had a way from the house to the meadow, and that he had also a way from the house to the King’s highway, adjoining the said house, and over the defendant’s close; the defendant obstructed him therein.

Decided 1793-07-01

Doderidoe,' J.

¶1The declaration might have been better: and the only question now is, whether the verdict has not cured *the defect: for otherwise it will not do. Dyer 70. 7 H. 6. 32. 7 E. 4. 2. 15 E. 4. 29. 22 H. 6. It seems, to me the verdict has cured it.

Crew, C. J. I think so.Jones, J. and Whitlock, J. gave their opinions at Reading; laft Mich. Term.

¶2And now judgment was entered for the plaintiff. 3 Bulstr. 334. Bendl. 160. Poph. 158. Palmer 420.