Day v. Gallup
18 Wend. 270
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Bluebook
Day v. Gallup, 18 Wend. 270 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1835).
Opinion
In this case a certiorari to remove the cause into this court from a court of common pleas, was filed after a trial had been had and a new trial granted. The court quashed the writ, on the ground that the statute on this subject manifestly requires diligence in a party who wishes to remove a cáuse by certiorari, and that after one tried had it is too late to remove the cause.
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