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p. 361EVANS v. POPE. Court of Common Pleas. New Castle. December, 1795. Bayard’s Notebook, 87.[1]
The Court, upon objection, ruled that the party’s book was as regular evidence under the Act of Assembly [1 Del.Laws 328] of cash lent as of other matters chargeable in account; that the like construction had been put on a similar Act of Assembly in Maryland, and they had never known a different practice in this state.