Gill v. Clark
New York Supreme Court
Motion to set aside and vacate a judgment in favor of the defendant, entered upon the report of a referee, and also to vacate said report.
1Opinion of the Court
Andrews, W. S., J.
This action was tried before a referee and was finally submitted to him for his decision on August 18, T899. He made no report, and on January 18, 1900, the counsel for the respective parties joined in a letter to him, in which they say that they had long ago submitted the case of Gill v. Clark, and they thought they would drop him a joint note to refresh his recollection “ and procure a decision in the near future.” Bo answer was received, and on February 17, 1900, the plaintiff’s attorneys served upon defendant’s attorney a notice ending the reference, in pursuance to…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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