Supreme Court of the United States, 1793

Oswald v. State of New York

Oswald v. State of New York
Supreme Court of the United States · Decided February 20, 1793
2 U.S. 415; 1 L. Ed. 438; 2 Dall. 415; 1793 U.S. LEXIS 247 (United States Reports)
Oswald v. State of New York

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Opinion

2 U.S. 415 (____)
2 Dall. 415

OSWALD, Administrator,
versus
the STATE of NEW-YORK.

Supreme Court of United States.

PROCLAMATION was made in this cause, "that any person having authority to appear for the State of New-York is required to appear accordingly;" and no person appearing it was ordered, on motion of Coxe for the Plaintiff,

BY THE COURT: — Unless the State appears by the first day of next Term to the above suit, or shew cause to the contrary, judgment will be entered by default against the said state.[*]

NOTES

[*] See ant. p. 401 and also post. Chisholm, executor, versus Georgia. Cutting, administrator, versus South Carolina. Grayson versus Virginia

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