Allen v. Thompson
1 Hall 54
Opinion
The default was regularly entered, and the motion to set it aside must be denied. As the defendant, however may have a defence, the default may be set aside upon the defendant’s paying costs to the plaintiffs, and filing an affidavit of merits, instanter.
[A. Dey, atty for plffs. C. Walker, atty for deft.]
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