Blydenburgh v. . Cotheal
4 N.Y. 418
Opinion
As a general rule the court does not inquire into the fractions of a day, except for the purpose of guarding against injustice. (Small v. McOhesney, 3 Cowen, 19. Chite v. Chite, 3 Benio, 263.) We think that a sufficient answer to this motion.
Motion denied.
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