April Term, 1759.
| William Allen, Chief Justice, |
| William Coleman, Justice. |
The Lessee of Hyam and others versus Edwards.
Copy of a Deed inrolled in the King’s Bench in England, proved before the Lord Mayor of London to be a true one; allowed to be given in Evidence to a Jury to support a Title to Lands in this Province.[1]
Same Cause.
Copy of the Register of Births and Deaths of People called Quakers in England, proved to be a true one before the Lord Mayor of London, allowed to be given in Evidence to prove the death of a Person.
- ↑ 11 Mod. 2 c. 2.
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