New York Supreme Court, 1847

Westbrook v. Dubois

Westbrook v. Dubois
New York Supreme Court · Decided February 15, 1847 · Beardsley
3 How. Pr. 26

Counsel

J. Van Buren, Plffs Counsel. Van Buren & Ostrander, Plffs Attys., M. T. Reynolds, Defts Counsel. Bruyn & Linderman, Defts Attys.

Westbrook v. Dubois

Opinion of the Court

Beardsley, Justice

Denied the motion with costs, on the ground that the motion should not have been noticed to Defendant; he had nothing to do with the settlement of the case by the referees; the present referees should settle the case; there were no sufficient grounds stated for substituting others for that purpose.

The Plaintiff was allowed an ex parte order, requiring the referees to settle the case, or show cause, &c.

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