Quin v. Tilton
The Superior Court of New York City
1Opinion of the CourtDuer, J.
The defendant moves to set aside the judgment as irregular, upon two grounds : 1. That the complaint is verified by an affidavit which, although it purports to be made by the plaintiff himself, is sworn to by his attorney; and, 2. That no notice of the assessment of damages by the clerk, was served upon the defendant, or his attorney.
The first objection may be at once dismissed. The defect in the verification rendered it a nullity, but had no effect on the validity of the judgment. It merely relieved the defendant from the necessity of answering under oath.
The second objection, however, I…
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