Clumpha v. Whiting
New York Supreme Court
Order to show cause why a judgment should not he set aside.
1Opinion of the CourtBonney, J.
—On 8th February, 1860, the referee in this action made his report in favor of plaintiff. On 9th February, defendant, on a certificate of the referee that important questions of law arose on the trial, obtained an.em-parte order giving Mm twenty days’ additional time to make a bill of exceptions, and, in the mean time, and until the settlement thereof, staying plaintiff’s proceedings. The plaintiff on 14th February, at special term, moved to set aside said order; the motion was denied, and thereupon it was ordered that said order of 9th February stand and remain in full force, with liberty to…
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