Supreme Court of Connecticut July 15, 1831 (Wattles v. Hyde)
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United States · · · 15-07-1831
Daggett, J.
An objection was taken to the charge of the judge on two points in respect to damages.
1. The plaintiff insisted, that he had a right to recover the sum of 175 dollars, as the price of a certain parcel of land, sold by the executor, in Middletown, under an order of the court of probate ; and that the executor had not accounted for the money.
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