Hoffman v. Livingston

The Chancellor.

There is weight in all the objections. The same interlocutory motion, on the same matter, -ought not to be repeated, without the existence-of some new *212ground. The former motion, on the same point, was heard, discussed, and decided; and there would be great vexation But it is said that the if the same motion can be repeated. . . affidavits present new matter. 1 hey are intended, however, only as additional evidence of .the matter urged in support of the former motion ; nor is it usual or proper to introduce affidavits (taken, necessarily, ex parte) to aid the answer, on such a…