New York Supreme Court, 1847

Newland v. Willetts

Newland v. Willetts
New York Supreme Court · Decided September 7, 1847 · Edmonds
1 Barb. 20

Counsel

A. Child, for the plaintiff., D. D. Field, for the defendant, cited 2 R. S. 431, § 7; 18 Wend. 581, 583; 19 Id. 632.

Newland v. Willetts

Opinion of the Court

Edmonds, J.,

decided that the motion to set aside the writ was regular; but that, as it is usual to allow a new bond to be filed, and as one had been filed, he should deny the motion of the defendants; their costs of the same, $10, to abide the event of the suit; the plaintiff to have no costs in any event. And the defendant to have the usual time to except to the sufficiency of the sureties in the new bond.(a)

See 2 R. S. 556, §§ 33, 34.

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