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19 Va. 59

Downey v. Nutt

Supreme Court of Virginia

Decided February 13, 1869

Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1869-02-13

<p>The principles decided in the cases of Martin v. Snowden, trustee, Bennett v. Hunter, and Portner & Pecker v. Cazenove, 18 Gratt. 100, and in Turner v. Smith, &c., Id. 830, reaffirmed and acted on.</p>

Relies on Martin v. Snowden

Decided 1869-02-13

Moncure, P.,

¶1delivered the judgment of the court: The court is of opinion that for reasons stated in *61the cases of Martin v. Snowden, trustee, Bennett v. Hunter, Portner & Recker v. Cazenove, 18 Gratt. 100; and Turner v. Smith, &c., Id. 830, which'rule this case, there is no error in the said judgment. Therefore, it is considered that the same he affirmed, and that the defendant recover of the plaintiff thirty dollars damages, and also his costs by him about his defence in this behalf expended; which is ordered to be certified, &c.

¶2Erras, J., dissented.

¶3Judgment appirmed.

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