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6 Va. 425

Home v. Richards

Court of Appeals of Virginia

Decided October 25, 1800

Court of Appeals of Virginia · decided 1800-10-25

<p>Where, m a petition for a mill, the witnesses are divided whether it will be Injurious or not, and the County Court and District Court both decide that it will not, this Court will affirm the judgment.</p>

Decided 1800-10-25

PENDLETON, President.

¶1Home and Richards, was thought to have been settled by the former decision; but Ihe party desired to be heard on evidence; and the only question now is, whether the mill is injurious. The witnesses are divided; and the County Court and District Court sitting in the neighborhood, have both decided that it was not. The judgment of the District Court, must, therefore, be affirmed.

¶2Judgment affirmed.*

¶3[* Coleman v. Moody, & H. & M. 18, Roane, J.]

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