Beach v. Raymond
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal by defendant from an order at special term denying a motion for a resettlement of a bill of exceptions. The facts out of wbicb tbe motion arose are very fully stated, in tbe opinion of tbe court.
1Opinion of the Court
Brady, J. —
Tbis is an appeal from an order made by Judge Woodruff at special term, Dec. 5, 1855.
Tbe -action was tried before a referee, wbo reported for tbe plaintiff; and a case was made with leave to turn tbe same into a bill of exceptions or special verdict. An appeal was taken
Írm tbe judgment entered on tbe report of tbe referee, and upon e case so made, to tbe general term of tbis court; and after the argument thereof, and before tbe court had given a decision thereon, and on tbe 23d of March, 1854, Raymond, one of tbe defendants, died. On tbe first of April following, tbe general term…
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