Connor v. Allison
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtTaylor, J.
The defendant John Allison’s objections — (a) that complaint and affidavit of justification of sureties are verified before, and that the acknowledgment of the sureties is taken by, the plaintiff’s attorney as a notary public; and (b) that the bail required of each defendant is excessive are, and each of said objections is, overruled. The objection that the undertaking to obtain the order of arrest, purporting to be given in pursuance of Civil Practice Act (§ 835) is insufficient, is sustained, both as to the form of the undertaking, which runs to the defendants jointly, and as to the amount…
2Cited by1 opinion
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