Briggs v. . Bergen
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
The practice in regard to frivolous answers, demurrers and replies is regulated by section 247 of the Code, which provides that the party aggrieved may apply, upon a notice of five days, to a judge out of court, for judgment, and that "judgment may be given accordingly." The frivolous pleading in such cases is not stricken out, but remains upon the record, and becomes a part of the judgment-roll. An appeal may be taken from the judgment in such cases, from the special to the general term, and from thence to the Court of Appeals. But the manner of dealing with sham and irrelevant answers is…
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