Reports of Cases of Practice: Determined in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of New-York; from April Term, 1794, to November Term, 1805, Both Inclusive. To which is Prefixed, All the Rules and Orders of the Court to the Present Time, Volume 1 |
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... entered at any time , as well in vacation as during a term , and the day when the rule shall be entered shall be noted therein : This rule , however , to be confined to actions in ejectment , and personal actions only , so that rules in ...
... entered at any time , as well in vacation as during a term , and the day when the rule shall be entered shall be noted therein : This rule , however , to be confined to actions in ejectment , and personal actions only , so that rules in ...
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... entered , and in all other cases , shall be a rule of twenty days after service of a notice . thereof , and of a copy of the pleading to be answered ; except that the rule to join in demurrer to a plea in abate- ment , and the rule on ...
... entered , and in all other cases , shall be a rule of twenty days after service of a notice . thereof , and of a copy of the pleading to be answered ; except that the rule to join in demurrer to a plea in abate- ment , and the rule on ...
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... entered in the book for entering common rules , and in such case also the like service as is last speci- fied shall be sufficient . VI . That the defendant having appeared either by filing common bail , or having an appearance entered ...
... entered in the book for entering common rules , and in such case also the like service as is last speci- fied shall be sufficient . VI . That the defendant having appeared either by filing common bail , or having an appearance entered ...
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... entered , the party who shall have had it entered , shall not be held afterwards to accept a declaration or answer , as the default shall hap- pen to be , and may at any time , after four days in term shall have intervened thereafter ...
... entered , the party who shall have had it entered , shall not be held afterwards to accept a declaration or answer , as the default shall hap- pen to be , and may at any time , after four days in term shall have intervened thereafter ...
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... entered , though it be a rule of course , and no new rule to plead need be entered . Whenever the plaintiff amends his declaration , the defendant has his election to plead de novo , 1 Caines , 153 . 1796 . April Term , of giving notice ...
... entered , though it be a rule of course , and no new rule to plead need be entered . Whenever the plaintiff amends his declaration , the defendant has his election to plead de novo , 1 Caines , 153 . 1796 . April Term , of giving notice ...
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