Conley v. Turner & Weaver

New York Supreme Court

Conley v. Turner & Weaver

10 Wend. 572

DecidedSeptember 15, 1833

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Conley v. Turner & Weaver, 10 Wend. 572 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1833).

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A clerk of this court, absent from the county where his office is situated, has no right to tax costs and sign judgments,,

In this case it was decided that a clerk of this court, absent from the county where his office is situated, has no authority to tax costs and sign judgments .; that the provision of the statute, 2 R. 8. 198, § 15, empowering the deputy in such case to perform the duties appertaining to the office during such absence of the principal, deprives the principal of the right to perform them.

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A clerk of this court, absent from the county where his office is situated, has no right to tax costs and sign judgments,,

In this case it was decided that a clerk of this court, absent from the county where his office is situated, has no authority to tax costs and sign judgments .; that the provision of the statute, 2 R. 8. 198, § 15, empowering the deputy in such case to perform the duties appertaining to the office during such absence of the principal, deprives the principal of the right to perform them.

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10 Wend. 572, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/conley-v-turner-weaver-nysupct-1833.