New York Supreme Court, 1844

Wolfe v. Wynkoop

Wolfe v. Wynkoop
New York Supreme Court · Decided December 15, 1844
1 How. Pr. 55

Counsel

S. F. Shepard, Hefts Counsel. Forbes & Sheldon, Hefts Attys., J. Edward, Plffs Counsel. S. H. Terry, Plffs Atty.

Wolfe v. Wynkoop

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The proper course seems to be in such a case, to open the judgment, and grant the defendant leave to plead his discharge on payment of costs.

Decision.—Ordered that said defendant be allowed to plead his discharge in bankruptcy, on payment of costs of judgment and seven dollars costs of opposing this motion. Plaintiff to have leave, in twenty days thereafter, to discontinue without costs.

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