New York Court of Chancery, 1837

New-York Chemical Co. v. Flowers

New-York Chemical Co. v. Flowers
New York Court of Chancery · Decided August 1, 1837
6 Paige Ch. 654

Counsel

J. Rhoades, for the complainants,, G. C. Goddard, for the defendant,

New-York Chemical Co. v. Flowers

Opinion of the Court

The Chancellor

decided that a joint answer of the husband and wife must be sworn to by both, unless the complainant consents to receive the answer of both upon the oath of the husband only. And that in this case, as the answer was probably put in merely for delay, the husband not pretending that he had any valid defence, the answer must be taken off the files, and an order to take the bill as confessed must be entered.

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