The Superior Court of New York City, 1829

Wheelwright v. Beers

The Superior Court of New York City · Decided October 15, 1829

2 Hall 382

Counsel

The defendant having joined in the demurrers, the cause was argued by Mr. John L. Mason and Mr. P. W. Radcliff for the plaintiff, and by Mr. George Sullivan for the defendant., Mr. Mason, in support of the demurrers, contended., Mr. Sullivan, contra, contended,

Opinion of the Court

*390The Court gave judgment for the plaintiff on the first, second, fifth and sixth pleas, and for the defendant on the fourth, ]eaye party to amend his pleadings at discretion; the defendant, by withdrawing his insufficient pleas, and the plaintiff, by taking issue on the fourth plea.

[A. G. Rogers, Att'y for the plff. J. L. Mason, Att'y for the deft.]

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