Stewart v. State ex rel. Riggin, 1828
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This case is about slaves or slavery.

Year: 1828
Citation: 2 H. & G. 114
Jurisdiction: Maryland
People: Esther, Eleanor, Ann, Ephraim, Elizabeth, Leah, Sarah
Short Summary: Holding that a bill of sale of slaves cannot be contradicted by parol evidence where the terms of a written contract exists. A written contract precules that party from going into extrinsic evidence to show the true nature and design of the bill.
Law type:
Full name: Stewart vs. The State, use of Riggin, et ux.
Court: Court of Appeals of Maryland

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