Goupil v. Simonson
New York Supreme Court
Motion to discharge a defendant from arrest.
1Opinion of the CourtDavies, J.
The order of arrest was made by a justice of this court, directed to the sheriff of the county of Kings, commanding him to arrest both defendants; Lott Simonson, being resident in Brooklyn, and the defendant Isaac Simonson, at Jamaica, in the county of Queens.
The order of arrest was granted on November 11, and it would appear that it was left with the sheriff of the county of Kings on that day.. On the night of the 11th a deputy of the sheriff went to Jamaica, and represented to Isaac Simonson that process was issued against his son Lott, and that he would be needed at Brooklyn to aid him. He…
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