New York Supreme Court, 1845

Anderson v. Vandenburgh

Anderson v. Vandenburgh
New York Supreme Court · Decided June 15, 1845 · Jewett
1 How. Pr. 212

Counsel

M. T. Reynolds, Plffs Counsel. Tucker and Ckapo, Plffs Mtys., E. Clark, Befts Counsel. Clark and Pattison, Befts Mtys.

Anderson v. Vandenburgh

Opinion of the Court

Jewett, Justice.

Denied the motion with costs on the ground that Clark & Pattison attended the term in good faith, with an intention to oppose the motion as they were bound to do by the notice served on them, and in consequence of the omission of plaintiff’s attorneys in addressing their original papers to Clark & Pattison, they had good reason to suppose there might be two causes between the same parties, and took a rule for costs regularly.

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