Baker v. Ashley
15 Johns. 536
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Baker v. Ashley, 15 Johns. 536 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1818).
Opinion
The general rule of November term, 1808, requires, that a copy of the affidavit of defence should, also, be served on the plaintiffs attorney, in order to excuse the defendant from paying costs, in case the inquest is set aside ; and it was so decided in Cannon v. Titus. (5 Johns. Rep. 355.) The motion is granted, but it must he on the payment of costs.
Motion granted.
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