New York Supreme Court, 1821

Clark v. Belden

Clark v. Belden
New York Supreme Court · Decided August 15, 1821
19 Johns. 174

Counsel

Tracy, for the defendant,, Johnson, contra.

Clark v. Belden

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The service of the notice of trial had no effect, nor was the defendant bound to take notice of it, until he had received notice of the change of venue ; and when that was, in fact, given to the agent of the defendant’s attorney, there were not twenty-eight days before the Oneida circuit. The motion is granted.

Motion granted.(a)

Vide Smith v. Sharp, 13 Johns. Rep. 466. Root v. Taylor, 18 Johns. Rep. 335.

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