Saratoga Chancery Court, 1844

Harrington v. Bigelow

Harrington v. Bigelow
Saratoga Chancery Court · Decided December 3, 1844
4 Sarat. Ch. Sent. 66

Counsel

A. Becker and O. L. Barbour, for complainant; J. Rhoades and S. Crippen, for defendant.

Harrington v. Bigelow

Opinion of the Court

Application to open order to close proofs, and for leave to examine other witnesses granted, upon terms, and restricting examination to points specified, and complainant also allowed to furnish the names of other witnesses, and to examine them as to any matters testified to by defendant’s new witnesses. Order opening proofs to be upon condition that defendant within twenty days, pays complainant $15 for costs of opposing mofion. If not paid, application to be denied with costs to be taxed.

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