Cowton v. Anderson
1 How. Pr. 145
Opinion
The fact that the note was given for money won at play, does not take it out of the general rule, that a party must [146]*146put in his defence at the proper time of pleading, and not suffer a default to he taken against him. The defendant shows no excuse for not having availed himself of his defence by pleading. The motion must be denied with costs.
Rule accordingly.
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Cowton v. Anderson, 1 How. Pr. 145 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1845).
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