Spear & Ripley v. Myers
New York Supreme Court
Motion, by the defendant, to set aside the report of a referee. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Edmonds, J.
This is a motion to set aside the report of a referee. The action was assumpsit. The declaration contained only the money counts, with a copy of a promissory note annexed, signed by William Baker, and payable to the order of the defendant, and indorsed by him and by one Knapp, and a notice that the note was thé only cause of action, and that that was a bill of particulars of the plaintiff’s claim, The fir?t objection made to, the plaintiffs’ recovery is *446that the note could not properly be given in evidence under this declaration.
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