12 Wend. 39 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1834
By the Court,
In Guille v. Swan, 19 Johns. R. 382, Ch. J. Spencer says: “ To render one man liable in trespass for the acts of others, it must appear either that they acted in concert, or that the act of the individual sought to be charged, ordinarily and naturally produced the acts of the