Beach v. Gregory
New York Court of Common Pleas
Motion that defendants be prohibited from turning a case made into a bill of exceptions, and from incorporating into their bill of exceptions, certain exceptions which they had proposed to insert.
1Opinion of the CourtWooDRUFF, J.
After the trial of this action before a referee, a case was made containing leave to turn the same into a bill of exceptions, and an appeal was taken (from the judgment entered on the report of the referee) to the general term of this Court. After the argument of the appeal, and while the court had the same under advisement, the appellant Raymond, on the 23d day of March, 1854, died. Afterwards, on April 1st, 1854, the decision of the general term was given, by which the judgment was affirmed provisionally, that is to say, provided the plaintiff would remit a portion of the amount due, which…
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