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Scribner v. Bullitt
1 Blackf. 112
Ind.
1821
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HELD, that in assumpsit by the assignee against the assign- or of a promissory note, a special plea denying the assignment is bad, because it amounts to the general issue.

Held, also, that non-assumpsit may be pleaded in such a case, either with or without an oath; but that if the plea be not sworn to, the assignment is admitted (1).

Case Details

Case Name: Scribner v. Bullitt
Court Name: Indiana Supreme Court
Date Published: May 8, 1821
Citation: 1 Blackf. 112
Court Abbreviation: Ind.
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