Cock v. Bunn
6 Johns. 326
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Cock v. Bunn, 6 Johns. 326 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1810).
Opinion
Where the rule to plead expires on Sunday, the defendant has the next day, in which to plead. Where the last day is Sunday, that is to be rejected. We adopt the practice of the English court, in this respect.
Rule granted.
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