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词条 Gold v. Eddy
释义

  1. Ruling

  2. References

  3. External links

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Gold v. Eddy, 1 Mass. 1 (1804), was the first recorded case in the official reports of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Ruling

According to the reporter's summation:

In an action by the endorser against the promisor of a promissory note negotiated subsequent to the day of payment, the defendant may go into such evidence as he would have been entitled to had the action been brought by the original promisee. The deposition of a person used in a former trial is competent evidence in a review, though the deponent is a party to the suit, having become administrator of one of the original parties.[1]

References

1. ^Gold v. Eddy, 1 Mass. 1 (1804)  (accessed June 21, 2009)

External links

  • Synopsis and Text of the decision

5 : Massachusetts state case law|Negotiable instrument law|United States state evidence case law|1804 in United States case law|1804 in Massachusetts

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