Abrams & Rolfe v. Wood

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Abrams & Rolfe v. Wood

4 N.J.L. 30

DecidedFebruary 15, 1818

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Abrams & Rolfe v. Wood, 4 N.J.L. 30 (N.J. 1818).

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Opinion

By the Court.

The facts authorize the opening of the judgment. Let the defendants pay the costs, and plead within ten days.

Mr. Scott then moved upon the above mentioned affidavit of Rolfe, that the venue be changed from Essex to Middlesex.

Chetwood objected: and

*By the Court.

The affidavit does not state facts, sufficient for that purpose. The cause of action did not arise in Middlesex, and there is no proof that the witnesses of either party reside there. Let the venue remain in Essex.

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By the Court.

The facts authorize the opening of the judgment. Let the defendants pay the costs, and plead within ten days.

Mr. Scott then moved upon the above mentioned affidavit of Rolfe, that the venue be changed from Essex to Middlesex.

Chetwood objected: and

*By the Court.

The affidavit does not state facts, sufficient for that purpose. The cause of action did not arise in Middlesex, and there is no proof that the witnesses of either party reside there. Let the venue remain in Essex.

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4 N.J.L. 30, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/abrams-rolfe-v-wood-nj-1818.