Dunlap & Grant v. Commercial Insurance
1 Johns. 149
Opinion
The defendant may pay into court what sum he pleases, with the costs of suit up to the time of such payment, but not specifically as the premium on the policy ; and this may be done after plea pleaded.
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Dunlap & Grant v. Commercial Insurance, 1 Johns. 149 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1806).
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