Travers v. Appler

24 F. Cas. 141 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of District of Columbia | 1821

The Court

was of opinion that if the plaintiff would lay a foundation for his call upon the defendant, by affidavit that such tallies were kept by the defendant, and if the defendant would not produce them, nor make oath that he had not such tallies, the plaintiff might produce them in evidence.