Currie v. Henry
3 Johns. 140
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Currie v. Henry, 3 Johns. 140 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1808).
Opinion
It is too late, after the term in which judgment has been given, to ask for leave to withdraw a demurrer, or to amend. A similar motion was refused, at the last term, in the case of Bird and others v. Caritat.
Rule refused.
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