New York Supreme Court, 1846

Jones v. Aldrich

Jones v. Aldrich
New York Supreme Court · Decided June 15, 1846 · Jewett
2 How. Pr. 159

Counsel

*P. Cagger, defendant's counsel., S. V. B. Mallory, defendant's attorney,, M. T. Eeynolds, plaintiff’s counsel., H. K. Jerome, plaintiff’s attorney.

Jones v. Aldrich

Opinion of the Court

It was. objected that the notice of motion should have been for judgment of non pros. ; that defendant could not move for it under his notice for judgment, as in case of nonsuit.

Jewett, Justice.

Held, that the plaintiff was not misled •

by the notice, it was evident from the papers themselves what the notice should have been; it was not such an irregularity but what the defendant might move for judgment of nonpros. Motion for judgment of non pros, granted.

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