Earl v. Burr
12 N.J.L. 321
Opinion
ordered the rule to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside, to be dismissed, because no notice of [369]*369argument was filed with the clerk as required by the rule of this court; and observed that although it be true, as alleged, that such notices are oftentimes not filed, yet such omissions have never been sanctioned by the court, are in violation of a plain rule, and if the adversary insists upon the objection, the rule must be enforced, unless a satisfactory excuse is established.
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Earl v. Burr, 12 N.J.L. 321 (N.J. 1831).
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