Burch v. Newberry
New York Supreme Court
Motion for re-hearing.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Gridley, Justice.
This is an application for the re-' hearing of a decree dismissing the complainant’s bill with costs, granted at the late December special term for Oneida county. The papers read on the motion disclose the following state of facts:
1st. That a copy of the decree was served by mail on the 22d day of January, on the solicitor of the complainant.
2dly. That on the 28th day of January the Defendant’s solicitor was served with a copy of a petition of the complainant, stating that he felt aggrieved by the decree, and praying for a re-hearing, accompanied by a…
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