Martin v. Wilson

New York Court of Appeals
Martin v. Wilson, 3 How. Pr. 195 (N.Y. 1847)

Martin v. Wilson

Opinion of the Court

The court held the case under advisement two or three days,-when they *196gave their decision by" Jewett, Chief Judge, stating that the proper remedy of the Defendant in error, was by demurrer; there was no practice or authority to authorize a replication to be stricken out as frivolous or inappropriate, unless it was evident that it was an insult to the court, or an improper paper to be on file; in such case the court would order it to be taken from the files. Motion denied with costs.

Reference

Full Case Name
Mary Martin, in Error v. John Wilson, in Error
Status
Published