Hawkins v. Dutchess & Orange Steamboat Co.
New York Supreme Court
This cause was tried, and a verdict found for the plaintiff on the 28th of June last, before Duer, C. Judge, who, on that day, made this order: “ Let the defendants have 20 J1 . days from tins date, to make a case, m this cause; and, on making a case, let all proceedings upon the verdict be stayed, until the further order of the supreme court.”
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This cause was tried, and a verdict found for the plaintiff on the 28th of June last, before Duer, C. Judge, who, on that day, made this order: “ Let the defendants have 20 J1 . days from tins date, to make a case, m this cause; and, on making a case, let all proceedings upon the verdict be stayed, until the further order of the supreme court.” This order was served on the same day, upon the plaintiff’s attorney; but owing to the delay of papers, no case was made till after the 20 days. On the 30th day of July, 1827, the judge made this order, indorsed on the first: “ Let the time for making…
1Opinion of the Court
And of that opinion was the Court. But they relieved the defendants, on payment of all costs, allowing the case to stand as served; and the plaintiff to propose amend' ments, &c.
Buie accordingly.
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