Denslow v. Fowler
New York Supreme Court
Trover for a bond. On an affidavit stating that the bond had been delivered to the defendant, demanded of him, and that he had refused to re-deliver it, and that a copy or description of the bond was necessary to enable the plaintiffs to declare,
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The Court
were clear against the motion, and denied it, with costs.(a)
Motion denied.
If one part only of an indenture be executed, the Court will compel the party having the custody of it, to produce it for their inspection, upon an action commenced against himself by the other party. Blakey v. Porter, 1 Taunt. 384. And the English Common Pleas compelled the production, by a defendant, of an unstamped agreement in his custody, to which the plaintiffs claimed to be parties in interest,' upon the instance of the plaintiffs, in order that they might get it stamped, although the plaintiffs were not…
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