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5 Ohio 326

Pray v. Oliver

Ohio Supreme Court

Decided December 15, 1832

Ohio Supreme Court · decided 1832-12-15

These cases came before the court, by adjournment from the county of Wood. By an agreement of counsel they were submitted for a final decision upon the merits of the whole matter in controversy. The first was an action of assumpsit, the object of which was to recover back purchase money paid for land, alleged to have been sold to Pray, by Oliver and Baum.

Decided 1832-12-15

¶1Case of practice and of facts.

¶2The final decision of the court was in favor of Oliver and Baum : but that decision being predicated altogether upon the facts, as made out by the proofs in the cause, which could not be made intelligible, but by a most voluminous report, which would be of little value to the profession, it is omitted.

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