Juneau Bank v. McSpedan
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Wisconsin
[This was an action of assumpsit by the Juneau Bank against Thomas McSpedau.]
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER. District Judge.
The defendant, a citizen of the state of New York, was sued by the plaintiff, a corporation of this state, in assumpsit. The summons was personally served. He appeared by attorney and moved the court to quash the writ. The affidavit of defendant contains the grounds for the motion, on which it was submitted by the counsel. It sets forth that an action was commenced against him as a non-resident of the state by the plaintiff for the same cause of action as in this cause, in the county count of Milwaukee county, and his property in the state was attached; that he appeared…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Gilbert v. Vanderpool & BeekmanNew York Supreme Court · 1818
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