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1778. 4 Sittings. Thursday: Nov. 26.

Thursday November. 26th 1778.
Present
Sir E. Impey

Mr. Justice Hyde.

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Saumchurn Roy
v
Ramsunker Doss
An action to recover money on a Bengal writing. The writing imported a promise to pay a certain sum, but not saying for what, it could not be applied to any of the Counts in the Plaint, therefore though there was no defence, there was
A Non-Suit.

Ramsunker Doss
v
Narain Roy: Defendant in forma Pauperis by William Johnson, the Pauper’s Attorney.
This was a very frivolous action for going to the Plaintiff’s Tank. The Defendant Justified that and breaking down the Wall to go to the Tank, by a right to the use of the Tank. The Plaintiff’s Witnesses proved the right of the Defendant therefore there was a Judgment Non-Suit, with
/ for / Costs