Day v. Allaire
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On appeal from a decree advised by the vice-chancellor, whose opinion is reported in Allaire v. Day, 3 Stew. 231.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Sotjdder, J
This appeal is taken from the order of the chancellor, made on the advice of the vice-chancellor, discharging the order to show cause why the final decree entered in this *314cause should not he opened, and the defendants let in to he heard and make defence by counsel.
The petition of Maria Isabella Day, wife of Stanley Day, one of the defendants in the above cause, shows that, on October 10th, 1872, the complainant, Isaac S. Allaire, filed a bill to subject to the lien of a judgment for $4,704.59, which said Allaire had obtained against her…
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