Legal Opinion

Hoyt v. Peterson

New York Supreme Court

Decided February 15, 1809PublishedCited by 1 opinion

ON the 5th September, 1807, the defendant in error, recovered against the plaintiff in error, as surviving partner of Hoyt U Tom, a judgment in the justices’ court, in New-York, for 213 dollars, and which was removed to .this court by certiorari.

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ON the 5th September, 1807, the defendant in error, recovered against the plaintiff in error, as surviving partner of Hoyt U Tom, a judgment in the justices’ court, in New-York, for 213 dollars, and which was removed to .this court by certiorari. On the 9th of September, the plaintiff in error was taken on a ca. sa. issued out of the justices’ court, and, being in custody, he obtained a certiorari, returnable in this court in November, 1807, and thereupon moved the court below, to be discharged from the execution, but die court refused to discharge him, on which he paid the amount of the…

1Per curiam

Take your rule, with costs, which must be paid by the attorney,' and let satisfaction be indorsed on the execution.

Rule granted.

2Cited by1 opinion

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