Williams v. Murray
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from an order. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.—Parker, P. J.
This action was originally commenced in a justice’s court, in which the plaintiff obtained judgment against the defendant. The defendant brought an appeal to the Otsego county court. The plaintiff thereupon moved, in the county court, for a dismissal of the appeal, on the ground of certain alleged irregularities, which motion was denied.
From the order denying the motion, an appeal was taken to this court, where the order of the county court was affirmed with ten dollars costs, as specified in the order of affirmance. The defendant’s attorneys, disregarding the…
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