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6 Va. 315

Cooke v. Simms

Court of Appeals of Virginia

Decided October 27, 1796

Court of Appeals of Virginia · decided 1796-10-27

The first judgment of the Court of Appeals in this eaisse; was as follows : u This day came the parties, by their counsel; and the transcript of the record of the judgments aforesaid, having been maturely considered, the Court is of opinion, that the judgment of the said District Court is erroneous» Therefore, it is considered, that the same be reversed and annulled, and that the appellant recover, against the appellee, his costs by him expended ir the prosecution of his…

Decided 1796-10-27

¶1The order for setting aside the judgment was as follows: ee On the motion of the appellant, by his counsel, and reasons appearing to the Court, it is ordered that the judgment rendered in this cause the twenty-seventh day of October last, be set aside, and that the cause be continued till the next Court, and then be re-heard.”

¶2CCP -tt was thought, that printing the above, would make the former statements in page [43,] more perfect.

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