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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Case No. 5,530a.
    GOOD v. DAVIS.
    [Hempst. 16.] 
    
    Superior Court, Territory of Arkansas.
    April, 1822.
    Accord and Satisfaction — After Issue Formed — Pleading.
    1. Accord and satisfaction occurring after issue formed in a suit, must be pleaded puis dar-rein continuance, if the party would avail himself of it.
    2. Pleading puis darrein continuance waives all previous defences.
    [This was a suit by Edward Good against Samuel Davis.]
   PER CURIAM.

After the commencement of a suit and issue formed, a party to avail himself of accord and satisfaction occurring afterwards, must specially plead puis dar-rein continuance, and1 establish it by evidence, if disputed, and pleading puis dar-rein continuance waives all previous de-fences. 1 Salk. 108; 2 Strange, 1103; 1 Chit. PI. 697; 5 Taunt. 333.

Reversed.