New York Supreme Court, 1884

In re the Final Accounting of Leffingwell

In re the Final Accounting of Leffingwell
New York Supreme Court · Decided January 15, 1884
38 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 452
In re the Final Accounting of Leffingwell

Opinion of the Court

Reargument ordered and leave given to each party to move the Surrogate’s Court to open its decree and order of confirmation, and to grant leave to file exceptions to the referee’s report nunc pro tunc. This order is made upon the condition that the appellant, within twenty days, pay to the respondent’s attorney forty dollars argument fee of the appeal to this court, and the respondent’s disbursements incurred in the entry of judgment of affirmance, and if such payment be not made the motion is denied.

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