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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Page 69
... circuit : but if the plaintiff can sufficiently account for the default , he will not be required even to stipulate . And in all cases the defendant must make this motion the next term after the default , or he will be deemed to have ...
... circuit : but if the plaintiff can sufficiently account for the default , he will not be required even to stipulate . And in all cases the defendant must make this motion the next term after the default , or he will be deemed to have ...
Page 71
... he should not pay costs , he having been nonsuited on the trial at the circuit , that the writing on which the suit was brought was dated in seventy , & c . and April Term , through mistake in copying , the date IN THE SUPREME COURT . 71.
... he should not pay costs , he having been nonsuited on the trial at the circuit , that the writing on which the suit was brought was dated in seventy , & c . and April Term , through mistake in copying , the date IN THE SUPREME COURT . 71.
Page 74
... circuit to be held there . The court incline to the opinion , that in a capital case it would be otherwise , and that no such case could be sent down for trial . BENSON , J. suggested , that a certiorari for bring- ple , ante , ping up ...
... circuit to be held there . The court incline to the opinion , that in a capital case it would be otherwise , and that no such case could be sent down for trial . BENSON , J. suggested , that a certiorari for bring- ple , ante , ping up ...
Page 76
... circuit in the county , obtained the above rule for judgment of nonsuit . Judgment set aside ; and the attorney employed by Talmadge ordered to pay to the plaintiff's attorney the costs of this motion . B. Murray v . Smith . THE cause ...
... circuit in the county , obtained the above rule for judgment of nonsuit . Judgment set aside ; and the attorney employed by Talmadge ordered to pay to the plaintiff's attorney the costs of this motion . B. Murray v . Smith . THE cause ...
Page 79
... circuit , at which time an inquest was taken by default . B. Livingston now moved to set it aside for irre- gularity . Harison , for the plaintiff . The defendant having been obliged by the order of the last term to elect one of two ...
... circuit , at which time an inquest was taken by default . B. Livingston now moved to set it aside for irre- gularity . Harison , for the plaintiff . The defendant having been obliged by the order of the last term to elect one of two ...
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Page 356 - HENRY moved for judgment as in case of nonsuit for not proceeding to trial...
Page 177 - A verdict was taken for the plaintiff, for 651 dollars and 98 cents, subject to the opinion of the Court, on a case to be made. SPENCER, Ch. J. delivered the opinion of the Court. In Hitchcock and Fitch v. Aicken, 1 Caines...