Bray v. Executors of Deare

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Bray v. Executors of Deare

11 N.J.L. 90

Supreme Court of New Jersey·Decided September 15, 1829·Published

Opinion

By the Court.

The allowance of this writ of certiorari -was on the thirteenth of March, 1829. The Middlesex [111]*111’Orphans’ Court, at which the final ^decree was made, [*90 commenced on the ninth of December, 1828. The decree is .referred to the first day of the term when no other is mentioned. Hence there were more than ninety days between the decree and the application for the certiorari; therefore,

Let the certiorari be dismissed.

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By the Court.

The allowance of this writ of certiorari -was on the thirteenth of March, 1829. The Middlesex [111]*111’Orphans’ Court, at which the final ^decree was made, [*90 commenced on the ninth of December, 1828. The decree is .referred to the first day of the term when no other is mentioned. Hence there were more than ninety days between the decree and the application for the certiorari; therefore,

Let the certiorari be dismissed.

Bray v. Executors of Deare, 11 N.J.L. 90 (N.J. 1829).

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