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Beverleys v. Holmes
4 Munf. 95
Va.
1813
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Judge Roane

pronounced the court’s opinion, that the first count in the declaration is defective in this, that no consideration is set out to support the assumpsit therein mentioned; (1) and that no recovery ought to be had upon the second; the case presented to the court by the jury being that of a nudum pactum, on which no recovery can be sustained, and that the judgment of the said County Court is therefore erroneous.

Both judgments reversed, and judgment entered that the *97defendant in error (who was plaintiff in the Comity Court) take nothing, &c. (1)

See Hall v. Smith, Young, and Hyde, 3 Munf.

The court (on the 17th of December) set aside this judgment and re-considered the case: but afterwards, viz. on the 39lh of March 1814, pronounced the same opinion,

Case Details

Case Name: Beverleys v. Holmes
Court Name: Supreme Court of Virginia
Date Published: Dec 8, 1813
Citation: 4 Munf. 95
Court Abbreviation: Va.
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