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7 Ark. 135

Miller v. Bell

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Decided July 15, 1851

Supreme Court of Arkansas · decided 1851-07-15

Francis Circuit Court. Action of debt, on a writing obligatory, by Thomas G. Bell, use Wm, B. Swon, against Mathew S. Miller. The declaration complained of Mathew S. Miller, of a plea; &c., and alleged that “the said defendant, on, &c., at, &c., by his certain writing obligatory, sealed, &c., bound himself to the said plaintiff in the said sum of,” &c. Defendant craved oyer, and plaintiff filed the bond sued on, which was signed, UM.

Decided 1851-07-15

Mr. Justice Walker

¶1delivered the opinion of the Court.

¶2This was an action upon a writing obligatory, signed M. S. Miller. The plaintiff declared against Mathew S. Miller. The only point presented was, whether, upon oyer, there was a variance between the bond given on oyer and the declaration. The precise point was discussed and settled at the present term in the case of Rector vs. Taylor & Gardiner. It is there held that this is no variance.

¶3Let the judgment of the Circuit Court be, in all things, affirmed.

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