Boyce v. Thompson
20 Johns. 274
Opinion
The clerk is entitled to charge for reading and filing an affidavit in each cause. The parties here are different. In Jackson, ex dem. Burnett, v. Keller, all the causes were at the suit of the same lessor of the plaintiff. Besides, the clerk, in this case, must enter a default, founded on an affidavit, in each cause.
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Boyce v. Thompson, 20 Johns. 274 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1822).
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