Atwood v. Austin
16 Johns. 180
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Bluebook
Atwood v. Austin, 16 Johns. 180 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1819).
Opinion
The proceeding was severe and. unjust. The trial was not, in fact, delayed by the defendant; he came in time to prove the only defence which he had set. up, yiz. : payment; and he offered a witness to prove it, immediately after the plaintiff rested his cause.
Judgment reversed,
Vide Sweet and another v. Coon, 15 Johns. Sep. 86.
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