Walker v. Leighton

11 Mass. 140 | Mass. | 1814

Per Curiam.

The evidence offered for the defendants was irrelative, and impertinent to the issue on trial; and evidence is as well to be rejected for its impertinence as for its incompetency (a)

Judgment according to the verdict.

Babbington on Set-off, 37.— Selw. N. P. 157, 8th ed. — Exrs. of Bourne vs. Thomson & Al.— Coxe's N. J. R. 2.