Castro v. De Uriarte
District Court, S.D. New York
Demurrer to Amended Complaint.
1Opinion of the Court
BeowN, D. J.
This is an action against the defendant, tlie consul general of Spain, to recover damages for an alleged false imprisonment and malicious prosecution in proceedings for the extradition of the plaintiff, under the treaty with Spain of January 5, 1877. 19 St. at Large, 650. Being a common-law action, the sufficiency of the pleadings upon the demurrer is to be determined according to the blew York Code of Procedure. Rev. St. § 914.
The amended complaint contains two counts or causes of action separately stated. The first charges that the defendant, on the second of October, 1881,…
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