New York Supreme Court, 1844

People v. Rundle

People v. Rundle
New York Supreme Court · Decided May 15, 1844 · Bronson
6 Hill & Den. 506

Counsel

T. Miller, (district attorney,) for the people,, K. Miller, for the defendant,

People v. Rundle

Opinion of the Court

By the Court, Bronson, J.

The entry produced does not amount to a recognizance. There is no acknowledgment of indebtedness to the people of this state; nor is it stated that there was any indictment or charge against "Woolsey. The offence, if any, should have been mentioned. If it was not utterly void, it was at the most only a memorandum from which the record of a recognizance might have been drawn up. The nonsuit was-properly ordered.

New trial denied.

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