Bindon v. Robinson
1 Johns. 516
Opinion
The replication is bad. It states no new matter, and ought to have concluded to the country. The plaintiff, however, may amend his replication and take issue on the plea, upon payment of costs.
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Bindon v. Robinson, 1 Johns. 516 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1806).
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