Lyons v. Murat
New York Supreme Court
The plaintiff served alleged replies to new matter set up in the answers of the defendants, which were verified by her attorney, upon the ground that he could not find her in the city, and it was his last day to reply. . The complaints and the answers were properly verified by the parties in the usual form.
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The plaintiff served alleged replies to new matter set up in the answers of the defendants, which were verified by her attorney, upon the ground that he could not find her in the city, and it was his last day to reply. . The complaints and the answers were properly verified by the parties in the usual form. The defendants returned the alleged replies within twenty-four hours, with the following reason thereon indorsed : '“The within alleged reply, which was served Saturday, October 20, 1877, at 2.35 p. m., is hereby returned this day as an unverified pleading. It does not conform in its…
1Opinion of the Court
Donohue, J.,
held the objection fatal, and denied the motions, with ten dollars costs in each case.
2Cited by4 opinions
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