Ex parte Eastabrooks
5 Cow. 27
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Bluebook
Ex parte Eastabrooks, 5 Cow. 27 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1825).
Opinion
The Court said they were very clearly of opinion, that the penalty being more than double the amount of the judgment was no objection ; though its being less, Was so, because it might abridge the rights of the appellee. It may be for his benefit, but cannot possibly injure him, that the bond is for more. And they awarded an alternative mandamus.
Rule accordingly.
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