Black v. Brown
9 Johns. 264
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Black v. Brown, 9 Johns. 264 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1812).
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ALBANY,
August, 1812
A judge in vacation may the time for making a case.
THE COURT said, that the time allowed by the 6th rule of January term, for making a case, might be enlarged by the order °f a judge in vacation. The practice, in that respect, had been altered since the decision in Jackson, ex dem. Low, v. Hornbeck, (2 Johns. Cas. 115.) which must.now be considered as overruled,
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Jackson ex dem. Low v. Hornbeck
2 Johns. Cas. 115 (New York Supreme Court, 1800)
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