¶1There is nothing erroneous in the judgment complained of; tbe plea contains matter sufficient to bar the plaintiff of a recovery; wbicb is traversed by tbe plaintiff, *443and by the court found to be true; and any defect in point of form is aided by the verdict, or the finding of the court. The plea affirms that the plaintiff did discharge the defendants which is a fact denied by the plaintiff, and found by the court; how it was made out and evinced this court cannot inquire.
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Curtice v. Beardsly
Decided August 15, 1792
Supreme Court of Connecticut · decided 1792-08-15
Beardsly et al. before a justice, and appealed to tbe County Court; wherein tbe plaintiff declared, that on tbe 13th of May, A. D. 1789, tbe defendants, by a certain note of that date promised tbe plaintiff to pay to him £44 lawful money, by tbe 1st of April, A. D. 1793, with tbe lawful interest annually, that one year’s interest bad become due on. said note, amounting to £2 12s. lawful money wbicb tbe defendants bad never paid, damage £ writ dated 13tb of May, A. D. 1790.
Decided 1792-08-15