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Peaceable v. Keep
1 Yeates 440
| Pa. | 1795
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Smith, J.

expressed his dissent. He found no reason to alter the opinion he had first formed, on due reflection. Courts of justice were equally bound to decide on the propriety of admitting deeds in evidence, as of any oral testimony.

Nonsuit set aside, and a new trial awarded.

Case Details

Case Name: Peaceable v. Keep
Court Name: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date Published: Jan 15, 1795
Citation: 1 Yeates 440
Court Abbreviation: Pa.
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