De Agreda v. Mantel
The Superior Court of New York City
Order to show cause why plaintiff in the cross action, who was defendant in the original action^ should not have certain relief.
1Opinion of the CourtHoeeman, J.
The application in this case is attended with considerable difficulty. The questions arise under an order for John B. Mantel to show cause why the judgment or decree settled on the 12th day of July, 1854, should not be filed with *131the clerk of the court, and why the judgment on the affirmance of such judgment should not be settled by one of the justices, and so amended and corrected as to confirm the same to the decision of this court on the determination of the appeal; and why the docket of such original judgment and also the docket of such judgment of affirmance in the clerk’s office of the…
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