Ayrault v. Sackett
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from order at special term denying motion to compel the referee to report, &c.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court—Welles, Justice.
¡None of the cases referred to by either of the counsel, or by the justice at special term, reach the present case, which is one where everything had been done, by all concerned in or connected with the case, which could properly be done, except the act of drawing np and signing the report by the referee. The trial had been regularly gone through with, the parties had been fully heard by their counsel, the referee had taken the case and held it under consideration as long as he desired to hold it, had deliberately come to a conclusion, written an opinion and…
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