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· 2/13/1911

Morgan v. Wiley

Citations

  • 25 Del. 593
  • 2 Boyce 593
  • 79 A. 1069
  • 1911 Del. LEXIS 93

Syllabus

<p>1. Justices of the Peace — State of Demand.</p> <p>The statement in the record of the justice, “Plaintiff demands 40.00,” without the dollar mark, held sufficient, taken in connection with the whole-record.</p> <p>2. Justices of the Peace — Judgment.</p> <p>In a suit before the justice of the peace against certain defendants “trading as-Morgan and Jefferson,” in which the referee reported against the defendants “trading as Morgan and Jefferson,’’the entry of judgment by the justice against the defendants without adding the words “trading as Morgan and Jefferson,” held not to invalidate the judgment.</p>

Judges: Pennewill

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