Ex parte Wallis
6 Cow. 581
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Bluebook
Ex parte Wallis, 6 Cow. 581 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1827).
Opinion
Take your motion to make the submission a rule of court. The application for an attachment is premature. That writ is founded on the idea that there has been a contempt of court in disobeying the rule. The party must, therefore, be served with the rule as in other cases, and obedience demanded ; and then if it be not obeyecj, an attachment goes on shewing these facts by affidavit.
Rule accordingly.
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