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· 6/7/1916

Wolfe v. Baltimore & Philadelphia Steamboat Co.

Citations

  • 29 Del. 352
  • 6 Boyce 352
  • 99 A. 304
  • 1916 Del. LEXIS 41

Syllabus

<p>Venue—Action for Personal Injuries—Materiality—Statute.</p> <p>Under Rev. Code 1915, § 4178, providing that it shall not be necessary in any declaration to lay the venue in the county in which the action was brought, nor to allege the place in which an act is alleged to have been done, unless from the nature of the case the place may be material or traversable, the venue of an action for personal injury in a court of general jurisdiction is not material or traversable, and a declaration for personal injury committed in another state, not laying the venue in the county, was not demurrable.</p>

Judges: Heisel

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