Dauchy v. Brown
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL from a judgment of the Monroe county court, affirming a judgment of a justice of the peace. The opinion of the court states all the material facts.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, James C. Smith, J.
■ The justice properly denied the defendant's application for an adjournment. Upon his own showing, the only subject in respect to which he expected the witnesses Pond and Sny.der to testify was the character of one Perry, who he alleged was to be a witness for the plaintiff; but the plaintiff avowed that he did not expect to examine Perry, and stipulated not to call him. As to the witness Palmer, the defendant stated that he subpoenaed him a month previously, to attend on the seventh of February, the day when the application was made, but it did not appear how…
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