Beaver v. Van Every
2 Cow. 429
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Bluebook
Beaver v. Van Every, 2 Cow. 429 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1823).
Opinion
The Justice had no right to decide from his own knowledge. He should have required the usual proof of an authority to appear. (Burlingham v. Deyer, 2 John. Rep. 189. Rosekrans v. Van Antwerp, 4 id. 228.)
Judgment reversed.
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