Bomeisler v. National Insurance

The Superior Court of New York City

Bomeisler v. National Insurance

2 Hall 531

The Superior Court of New York City·Decided December 15, 1829·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The security furnished under the ordinary rule is not sufficient to indemnify the defendants for their costs, if they should in the end prove successful; and the plaintiffs must, therefore, furnish security to the amount of 200 dollars in each suit. In the meantime, the proceedings must be stayed for 20 days, in order to give the plaintiffs an opportunity to furnish the security required.

[Hoffman & Talman, Att'ys for the plffs. E. Anthon, Att'y for the deft.]

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Per Curiam.

The security furnished under the ordinary rule is not sufficient to indemnify the defendants for their costs, if they should in the end prove successful; and the plaintiffs must, therefore, furnish security to the amount of 200 dollars in each suit. In the meantime, the proceedings must be stayed for 20 days, in order to give the plaintiffs an opportunity to furnish the security required.

[Hoffman & Talman, Att'ys for the plffs. E. Anthon, Att'y for the deft.]

Bomeisler v. National Insurance, 2 Hall 531 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1829).

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