Losee v. Dolan
New York County Courts
Action by Obadiah Losee against Michael Dolan. Motion to vacate order setting aside default judgment and permitting defendant to come in and answer on payment of $12 costs and on condition that defendant accept short notice of trial.
1Opinion of the CourtTallmadge, J.
On the 30th day of November, 1901, a motion was made to vacate a judgment entered herein by default on the 15th day of November, 1901, for $79.97 damages and costs. An order was made by this court that such judgment should be set aside and vacated, and that the defendant be and he was permitted to come in and defend and serve an answer in the action on the payment of $12 costs, said judgment to stand as security until the determination of the action; and on the further condition that the defendant accept short notice of trial, to be served on or before December 2, 1901. The order was dated…
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