Roberts v. Carter
New York Supreme Court
Motion to set off judgments.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court—Davies, Justice.
In July, 1857, the referee to whom these causes were referred made report therein, *342awarding a sum in each. In the last case, to the then plain, tiff, Carter, the sum of $149.17. Immediately on the report being made, Carter assigned the same, and all his interests therein, and in the cause, to Terry, his attorney, in consideration of services rendered by Terry -as his attorney, and for moneys advanced by Terry to carry on the suit. On such assignment being made, Terry caused himself to be substituted as plaintiff, instead of Carter; and on the 23d of July, 1857,…
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