Desobry v. Morange
18 Johns. 336
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Desobry v. Morange, 18 Johns. 336 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1820).
Opinion
The motion must be denied. The defendant has been grossly negligent in not pleading his discharge in proper season, either before or at the May term, or before the default for want of a plea was entered,
Motion denied.
Vide Valkenburgh v. Dederick, 1 Johns. Cases, 133. 7 Johns. Rep. 195. 9 Johns. Rep. 392.
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