Bradner v. Superintendent of the poor of Orange
9 Wend. 433
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Bradner v. Superintendent of the poor of Orange, 9 Wend. 433 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1832).
Opinion
By the Court,
The motion must be granted, Even a judge of this court in vacation cannot allow such a certiorari and of course, a commissioner has not the power. Unless such certiorari is authorized by statute, its issuing can be only by order of the court on cause shewn, except when it issues ex debito justitce. 7 Wendell, 665, and cases sited.
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