Anonymous

New York Court of Chancery

Anonymous

1 Hopk. Ch. 27

DecidedNovember 6, 1823

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Anonymous, 1 Hopk. Ch. 27 (N.Y. 1823).

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The prayer of the petition must be granted. It is proper that the fact should be presented to the court at [28]*28the earliest day. There cannot be any reasonable objection to a supplemental answer setting forth the fact. A special replication is unnecessary. The general replication, in this court, puts every thing in issue in the same manner as not guilty to a criminal prosecution at law.

Order accordingly.

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The court.

The prayer of the petition must be granted. It is proper that the fact should be presented to the court at [28]*28the earliest day. There cannot be any reasonable objection to a supplemental answer setting forth the fact. A special replication is unnecessary. The general replication, in this court, puts every thing in issue in the same manner as not guilty to a criminal prosecution at law.

Order accordingly.

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