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3 Va. 41

Miller v. Sharp

Supreme Court of Virginia

Decided November 10, 1824

Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1824-11-10

This was an appeal from the Richmond Chancery Court. William Miller, as surviving partner of William Brown 8? Co. filed a bill against Mexander Sharp, alledging, that Sharp had sundry dealings with William Brown 8? Co. upon which there was a considerable balance due the said Brown 8?

Decided 1824-11-10

The President,

¶1delivered the following as the opinion of the Court. *

¶2The Court is of opinion, that there is no error in the decree, except so far as it gives costs to the appellee in the Chancery Court, as to which the said decree is erroneous; therefore it is decreed and ordered, that the same be reversed and annulled, and that the appellant do pay unto the appellee, as the party substantially prevailing, his costs by him in this behalf expended, &ic. and it is further ordered and decreed, that the bill of the appellant be dismissed.

¶3 Judges Cabell and Carr, absent.

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